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love songs

Today is Valentines’ Day, and I’m feeling such thankfulness for my friends and my loved ones that I can’t help but enjoy the spirit of the day.

Today is Valentines’ Day, and I’m feeling such thankfulness for my friends and my loved ones that I can’t help but enjoy the spirit of the day. I thought I’d sit this one out and watch from the sidelines, but _love and gratitude don’t need a partner+ to do their work.

I’m overflowing with a wonderful feeling of happiness, and a beautiful wish that each and every one of the people in my life have an opportunity to offer their love to the people they cherish, and that each of the people in my life feel deeply loved, feel the warmth and the total happiness of both giving and getting love.

In the spirit of the holiday, here are the love poems I’ve written over the years!

Selected Works

  • i wish, for you I wish for you just love and happy things…
  • Palimpsestjust long enough / to steal us away
  • Relax…I am reminded to relax by a soft, sleepy voice
  • unfinished “I wrote the first faint line, faint, without substance, pure nonsense,/pure wisdom of someone who knows nothing” pablo neruda
  • ache the distance between us cannot be measured in miles
  • the first few wordsthat’s me running through your words, here and there
  • before i sleep I cannot close my eyes / until you have closed yours
  • i want to share i want to share these moments with you
  • james beach you sang a few bars without your eyes turned back
  • daffodils I’d sleep…
  • Breathing let us keep time with aging dances, let us find our heaven in a kiss
  • across the miles we’ll both be imagining
  • Skipping Stones Beauty is walking back across campus at night
  • an angel’s name How else could I make you sound?
  • messages in the songs …I imagine what she means to say…
  • only thing I know Maybe there’s a way to meet in the middle, make the changes that we can.
  • tiny little insanities “You can’t handle me,” she tells me, and I think I can, to hell with the signs

Mila (Jacob Stetser)

Mila is a writer, photographer, poet & technologist.

He shares here his thoughts on Buddhism, living compassionately, social media, building community,
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