Category: poetry

  • War song. Scorpio and Aries energy chanelled.

    I saw a younger Aries man cry yesterday. He cried because he has matured and facing disrespect at work, he didn’t attack the other man.

    I noticed he wasn’t his usual cool guy and asked, and he talked it through with me and his older man friend as we assured him he had made the right decision for his daughter and his life.

    I immediately thought of my beloved Scorpio. Scorpio is the kind of man who will confront any bullies (unlike me, Pisces, I’m a great runner).

    My Scorpio man addressed a bully in an old job of his and was appreciated for that by his coworkers who had endured the bullying, I think for years.

    Scorpio’s big lesson is you don’t know who is who. Don’t mess with a person you don’t know because they could be a Scorpio (or an Aries), or anyone who will become enraged by disrespect.

    These guys are not bad people. They can be sweet, kind, great friends, and awesome family members if they were raised right and have a strong sense of right and wrong.

    But Scorpio (And Aries) possess an intense power that can be quite uncontrollable. Scorpio says when he’s fighting (this hasn’t happened in the 17 years I’ve been his woman), he loses his senses. He doesn’t realize the damage he is doing until its too late. This is why you do not mess with a Scorpio or an Aries person.

    If you’re a Scorpio or Aries, tell me please, did I read you wrong?

    Note. I channeled my man… so I swore. Not my thing, but yes his.

    I was inspired:

    War Song (Inspired by Scorpio and Aries men).

    I am a very kind man.
    I am very good,deep inside
    But do not disrespect me
    Or you'll hear my war cry.

    Chorus
    Do not awaken my warrior,
    Do not anger my monster,
    My attack is incoming, and you better brace
    Before my fist hits your face.

    I love to make people laugh,
    To lighten the mood, and have some good fun,
    I would like to open my heart,
    But test me, and I will break you in half.

    Chorus

    I have been through so much shit in life.
    I have suffered alone, on my back there's a knife.
    You don't know that I now look inside
    And I know I'm a warrior who nobody can stop.

    Chorus

    Don't confuse my kindness with weakness.
    I'm just trying to play this game right.
    To take care of my family, to live a meaningful life,
    I will not destroy myself. That's why you're alive.

    Chorus

    I'm not a scary man.
    I don't want to cause trouble to my mother again.
    I only want to stay in my lane,
    To be a good father, to heal my pain.

    Chorus

    Respect me, or you will taste my rage.
    Respect me, or I'll let my monster out of its cage.
    Respect me. I can become the demon that takes over my man and then pray for you will not be safe.

    My Scorpio lover responded to this poem and simply said these are not words he would use… but that’s because he never uses words 🙄 to describe his experiences, etc, however, I have been studying that man for 17 years and I will one day graduate with honors. I know what he doesn’t express. I’m the one who translates emotion into poetry.

    Do not disrespect anyone! And if you disrespect a Scorpio or Aries get ready to fight.

    I do have a lot of Scorpio man within me given that I eat Scorpio for breakfast, dinner, and lunch. I know…

    I’ll be creating mantra poetry next,

    Eve

  • Soul Poetry and Flirt Like a Poet

    Soul Poetry and Flirt Like a Poet

    Dear Lovestar,

    I’m sharing so much.

    To not miss anything, follow me on X as @evelovestar and on Pinterest as Eve Lovestar

    Soul Poetry

    My soul is free only to be a poet.
    This poem and consequently written soul Poetry was inspired by José Martí
    Double meaning: to be me is to be free, yet, coming from poetry, to be a poet or to be poetry is the only way to be free.
    Connecting to mama is connecting to each other
    Another José Martí inspired poem.
    Verse by José Martí, cuban poet. Eve Sanchez is a very skilled translator. Just kidding. That’s me. This poem inspired the above poems by me.

    Flirt Like a Poet

    Since I’m such a great flirt (only with my beloved Scorpio), I’m creating an ebook about this topic.

    It has been super fun, and I’ve been experimenting with my lover and sharing what works for me.

    Flirt Like a Poet. The ebook in progress has these features:

    • I added my sexy poems, and I took out sexy lines from said poems and turned them into flirtatious lines
    • A section called Talk about sex like a goddess
    • Why flirting is important in relationships
    • Very personal text messages I send my person
    • Romantic art
    • Examples of famous poems and how to use them to flirt
    • What constitutes bad flirting
    • How poets flirt, break down of our poetic tactis
    • And more

    Note: This flirting guide is advanced and to be used for relationship advancement. This is inappropriate flirting strategies for a coworker or love prospect. I talk about giving sex. You don’t want to promise something you will not give.

    Written with females in mind. A male could benefit. Simply adjust the language to fit your gender or sexual preference.

    I’ll leave you with my latest sexy text for my lover, Scorpio.

    If that made you uncomfortable, sear h for my spiritual content and apologies.

    If this style suits you or if you want to learn how to talk in a very bold way to your person, follow me, I’ll teach you, thank me later.

    With love,

    Eve

  • Dancers are good in bed. True or False? Feeling the Music and Letting Your Body Talk.

    Dancers are good in bed. True or False? Feeling the Music and Letting Your Body Talk.

    Dear Lovestar,

    What a topic, and I’m triggered already.

    I don’t like to let people see me dance because I don’t want anyone to think about me sexually! Because from experience, people always connect dance to, let’s call it intimacy, and explore this topic with grace.

    It’s super rude to see someone dancing and bring up sex, but there are dances and dancers.. so who’s fault is it?

    It is a cultural problem to judge dancers according to sex and it shows a perverted side of our cultures.

    I didn’t become a “good dancer” until I felt free to dance because the only one watching was my lover, and he doesn’t have the perverted eyes I dislike. He doesn’t watch me. He sees me, and I don’t mind that.

    Quite simplified, but this is my tip on how to dance any dance you want.

    But the saying exists for a reason:

    Good dancers are good in bed. True? False?

    It is natural to assume that a person who is very skilled at dancing 💃 is good in bed. But why does our brain make this connection?

    • We hear this over and over again, and we believe it.
    • We assume that if people are skilled at moving their body in a controlled manner, they can bring that skill into the bedroom.
    • Certain dances can be very sexy and evocative of sex and people can’t help but connect all moving of the body to the sexual.
    • Some people (mostly girls) use certain dance moves to get attention on their bodies. There can be a misconception that a dancer likes to have their bodies watched of do so to gain attention. The truth is that dance is art. 
    • Dance is a type of exercise. If you can dance all night long, you have the stamina and potential to last a while in the bed.
    • Many dances are SEXY and the partners can’t help but think of each other further.
    • Attachment can occur on the dance floor.
    • Dancers are excellent at reading the room and their partner.
    • Dancers pick up the vibrations of music with their body and move their body accordingly. This could be a superpower if intimately done.

    The Art of Dance and Its Echoes in Intimacy

    Ever dance with a lover? Few things are more sexy.

    Power of dancing


    In many cultures, a common belief suggests that those who excel in dance also possess a certain grace and skill in the bedroom. While this idea might seem like mere folklore or an old wives’ tale, it’s worth exploring why such a sentiment endures and whether there’s any truth to it.

    The Dance of Connection

    Dance, at its core, is an art form that demands connection. Whether it’s the intricate steps of ballroom or the free-flowing movements of contemporary styles, dance requires synchronization, rhythm, and empathy between partners. This connection mirrors the qualities needed in intimate relationships, where understanding, responsiveness, and mutual respect play pivotal roles.

    A good dancer often demonstrates heightened awareness of their own body and the body of their partner. This attunement can translate into a deeper understanding of physical cues and emotional nuances, which can be advantageous in a romantic context. The fluidity and confidence cultivated through dance might foster a similar ease and adaptability in intimate moments.

    Couple Dinamics

    In certain dances, there’s a couple dynamic in which there’s a certain leader. In all dances I know, this leader is a man. In this kind of dance, the woman trusts the man. Unlike in many relationships in which there’s no trust.

    Many intimate relationships could benefit from the trust that typically a woman puts on her partner in dance. Because for females, trust is paramount for feeling safe, therefore pleased.

    The Power of Rhythm

    Rhythm is a fundamental element of both dance and physical intimacy. In dance, rhythm guides movements, creating a harmonious flow. In the bedroom, a similar sense of rhythm—understood as the ebb and flow of interaction—can enhance the experience. A dancer’s ability to keep time and adapt to their partner’s pace might reflect their aptitude for maintaining a balanced and responsive dynamic in intimate encounters.

    Confidence and Expression

    Dancing often requires a degree of self-assurance and freedom of expression. You know you’re good at it, or at the very least, you’re enjoying yourself. These traits are equally valuable in intimate relationships, where confidence can lead to a more fulfilling experience. A dancer’s comfort with their body and their ability to express emotions through movement can contribute to a more open and communicative approach in romantic settings.

    Empathy and Communication

    Effective communication in dance involves both verbal and non-verbal cues. Partners must interpret each other’s movements and respond accordingly. This empathetic communication can translate into a heightened sensitivity to a partner’s needs and desires in an intimate relationship. The skills developed on the dance floor—such as reading body language and responding to subtle signals—can enhance one’s ability to connect deeply with a partner.

    Conclusion

    While the saying that “people who are good dancers are good in bed” might not be universally true, there are aspects of dance that can contribute to a richer and more nuanced understanding of intimacy. The skills developed through dance—such as connection, rhythm, confidence, and empathy—can indeed foster qualities that enhance romantic experiences. Ultimately, it’s not just about the moves but the underlying principles of understanding and responsiveness that dance and intimacy share.

    Are people who are good dancers good in bed?

    At the intersection
    Of good dance
    And great sex
    I found you.

    I think there’s a point where the two meet and certain lucky people possess noth qualities.

    Let’s be honest

    Maybe people dance to get attention, and I don’t think that equals good sex. Good sex isn’t about a great person getting loads of attention. It’s a dance (pun intended) between two partners who are communicating with each other in a fun exchange.

    I believe people who are good at letting loose and dancing for the fun feeling of it are the ones who are good in bed.

    Don’t be a perv.

    It’s not right to wonder or make comments about whether or not someone else is good in bed.

    Use this info only for your entertainment and for the enrichment of your own love life.

    Please don’t harass a good dancer!

    If anything, take a dance class with your person. It will uplift your love live 100 percent.

    I hope this helps someone,

    Eve

  • Tiny Poems With Big Bang Power

    Dear Lovestar,

    I was challenged to write a haiku.

    I only know a haiku is a type of poem of Japanese origin that consists of 3 lines. I also know that I don’t know what a haiku is.

    But I was challenged to write a haiku.

    I used to think haiku wasn’t poetry. How could you possibly have a poem in three lines?

    But, my mind has expanded.

    I still don’t know how to write a haiku!

    But before I start to count syllables, I will practice writing a poem in 3 lines. ( I know haiku couts syllables per line, but I don’t know the specifics yet)

    This practice will solidify in me the idea that 3 lines could be an entire thought and can really pack a punch.

    Mini poems. Three lines but not haiku!

    Translated to Spanish and English below
    I think about Love,
    Out comes a word;
    My voice is for you.
    A poet confirmed on X that I was correct, and indeed, poetry is helping him learn words in Spanish.
    Connecting to the Mother is connecting to her children and vice versa ✨️ 😌 ☺️
    Vivamos y Amemos es el poema 5 de Catulo el poeta romano. Si no conoces el poema, lee mi blog post con traducción de este super famoso poema mediate este link a mi blog en Español.
    Link to my Spanish poetry blog.
    Another simplification of a poem I wrote for the Vivamos y amemos ebook I created in Spanish. It was just way simpler translating from Latin to Spanish, but I’d love to find the right words to translate it to English.

    Vivamos y Amemos. Mi ebook de la traducciones del super famoso poema romano del poeta Catulo. Link abajo:

    https://www.etsy.com/listing/1723688514/amor-y-pasion-como-interpretar-poesia?ref=share_v4_lx

    A poem I wrote for Catullus and Lesbia for my Vivamos y Amemos Ancient Roman poetry ebook.
    The idea of poetries in the wind mixed with the ancient stream. Inspired by a storm that was picking up outside.
    Directly inspired by the famous José Martí verse in Spanish. On X, these are replies to the poems that inspired them. Find me as @evelovestar @profeSteve1701 is a poet, and @RealisticPoetry is a poet community where poets collaborate.
    Poema inspirado por José Martí. El poeta @ProfeSteve1701 también escribe poemas en Español.
    Another baby of the powerful poem “Poetries in the Wind”
    And the other side of the conversation with the wind. Another baby of “Poetries in the Wind”
    This poem is a response to “Islands of Pain.” I was interviewed by a poet on X today, and we talked at large about the meaning of the poem.
    This was our interview, and it was a profound conversation about our experiences with poetry, Elevaqua through poetry, and an in-depth explanation of my poem “Islands of Pain”
    To counter the issue with us becoming Islands of Pain, I suggested that we build a bridge over the water if we like solid things. In the poem, I declared that I’d like to shake the tectonic plates, and this imagery means the hidden, secret connections that connect all humans that we can’t see.
    Same concept as above to get over the waters (same concept as elevaqua and, you’ll see this word again)
    In response to a poet on X
    Irony
    Rewrote this previously shared quote to a 3 line poem
    Again, with “Islands of Pain” because it’s my most meaningful poem.
    Brota is a gorgeous verb, and it’s what a spring does as it’s coming out of the mountain. I don’t know if there’s an equivalent as gorgeous in English. I’m looking for a similar old English word, but it may be something entirely different.
    Inspired by a specific look in Bruna Brasil’s eyes before she defeated her opponent in today’s UFC
    Letting go and surrendering

    Which one spoke to you?

    Experimenting with poetry,

    Eve

  • Islands of Pain vs Elevaqua

    Dear Lovestar,

    I met a bunch of incredible poets in Twitter/ X, and my power of expression grew from connecting and discussing with our characteristic depth and poetic flair.

    Suddenly, I was able to write the poem I’ve been writing in my head for months. I remember when I made the realization (crafted this metaphor) that we’re all islands of pain. I was in a deep conversation with my beloved.

    Find me as @evelovestar, and as much as possible, I share my friends’ poems. Or if you love poetry, let me know, and I will share.

    Today, I bring to you the jewel of my crown. This baby is not only my longest poem (is it?, it’s the longest good poem…)

    This is the most meaningful poem I’ve ever written.

    This expresses these ideas:

    We are all hurting yet don’t talk about it.

    We have become islands separated by the waters which are our unhealed emotions.

    Let us shake the tectonic plates to connect again! To shake The tectonic plates means to go deeper than the pain (which is the sea) to connect.

    Islands of Pain

    Secretly, I was hurting deeply,
    My secrets I couldn’t share.
    Deeply, I was hurting secretly,
    Certain others couldn’t bear.

    I did not want to be a bother
    With my intense feelings
    To the happiness of another,
    Thus, I kept secret my healings.

    I awakened to the science
    That everyone suffers pain,
    Though usually done in silence
    If they hurt again and again.

    This made me not feel alone:
    My suffering is nothing new.
    I’m not so strange after all,
    But this problem somehow grew.

    If we suffer all alone
    Unable to speak, no gain,
    Our personal suffering zone
    Becomes an ISLAND OF PAIN.

    Collective emotional pain
    Has created deep, deep oceans.
    We are floating, at times drowning,
    As islands in unhealed emotions.

    My family floats apart
    In a sea of emotional waters,
    This sadly breaks my heart:
    Archipelagos hurt their daughters.

    Though appearances are good,
    Deep down, we are hurting num,
    Connections severed by mood,
    And we accept it as the norm.

    And I would like to shake
    The tectonic plates
    In a love earthquake
    To connect as continental friends.

    ©evelovestar

    Let’s discuss the problem

    This poem explores themes of personal suffering, isolation, and the struggle to connect with others amidst emotional pain. It conveys a sense of solitude and the challenge of sharing one’s inner struggles while also recognizing that such suffering is universal.

    The imagery of oceans, islands, and archipelagos represents the vastness and isolation of emotional experiences, while the desire to “shake the tectonic plates” symbolizes a wish to overcome these barriers and foster deeper, more connected relationships.

    If you’re suffering like this:

    Try #Elevaqua a release of the emotional waters that make us feel like we’re drowing. I do this through poetry, art, journaling…

    1. **Seek Support**: Reach out to trusted friends, family, or professionals to share your feelings and experiences. Talking about your emotions can help you feel less isolated.

    2. **Foster Connection**: Build and maintain relationships with others who can empathize and offer support. Creating a supportive network can help reduce the sense of emotional isolation.

    3. **Practice Self-Care**: Engage in activities that promote emotional healing and well-being. This could include therapy, meditation, journaling, or creative expression.

    4. **Promote Empathy**: Encourage open conversations about emotional struggles within your community or circle of friends. Creating a culture of understanding can help others feel less alone in their experiences.

    5. **Address Relationship Dynamics**: If emotional distance exists within family or close relationships, consider having honest and empathetic discussions to address and improve these dynamics.

    With this poem, I not only wanted to point to a problem,

    I’d like to also pose a possible solution.

    Let’s shake the tectonic plates, which symbolize the deep, unseen connection between each one of us.

    With love, light, and catharsis,

    Eve

  • Vivamos y Amemos. Poema antiguo romano traducido y modernizado.

    Vivamos y Amemos. Poema antiguo romano traducido y modernizado.

    Amante de la poesía,

    Hoy tengo un regalo y una oferta.

    Deseo introducirte al emocionante mundo de la poesía antigüa romana. Ya conoces el poema Carmen 5 (poema 5) de Catulo (Catullus), el poeta antiguo romano? Este es uno de los poemas mas famosos de la historia de la poesia, escrito por uno de los poetas mas influyentes de la Roma antigua.

    Puedes obtener el E-book mediante este link.

    https://www.etsy.com/listing/1723688514/amor-y-pasion-como-interpretar-poesia?click_key=dda8a777ef0079ae72a30dce7a803e75abeedb55%3A1723688514&click_sum=d6ac0349&ref=shop_home_active_1

    Lo que más me gusta de este e-libro:

    ### **Vivamos y Amemos: Una Experiencia Poética que Une el Pasado y el Presente**

    En el mundo de la literatura, pocas cosas capturan tan intensamente el espíritu del amor y la pasión como el poema de Catulo, Carmen 5. Con “Vivamos y Amemos”, hemos creado una obra que no solo honra este clásico, sino que lo reinventa para resonar con las emociones y los sentimientos del siglo XXI.

    **¿Qué Puedes Esperar de Este eBook?**

    **1. Tres Traducciones Modernas y Vibrantes:**
    Estas versiones, realizada por una poeta moderna, ofrecen una interpretación fresca que mantiene la esencia apasionada del original mientras la adapta a un lenguaje actual. La traducción captura la energía y el fervor de Catulo con una sensibilidad que hablará directamente al lector de hoy.

    **2. Notas Profundas y Contexto Histórico:**
    El eBook no solo presenta el poema traducido, sino que también incluye notas detalladas sobre idiomática latina y el contexto histórico que rodea la obra. Estas notas proporcionan una comprensión más profunda del poema, iluminando el contexto cultural y lingüístico que influenció la creación de Catulo. Es una oportunidad para conectar con el pasado y apreciar el poema en toda su riqueza.

    **3. Reflexiones Personales y Interpretaciones Poéticas:**
    La autora añade un toque personal con reflexiones y interpretaciones que ofrecen una perspectiva única sobre el poema. Estas notas no solo enriquecen la experiencia de lectura, sino que también invitan a los lectores a explorar sus propias emociones y pensamientos en relación con la poesía.

    **4. Poemas Actuales y Arte Inspirador:**
    “Vivamos y Amemos” no se limita a la traducción y análisis de Catulo. También incluye una serie de poemas contemporáneos de la autora, inspirados por la intensidad y la pasión de Catulo y Lesbia. Estos poemas están acompañados de arte que complementa y enriquece la experiencia literaria, ofreciendo una inmersión completa en el mundo poético de la autora.

    **¿Por Qué Deberías Leer “Vivamos y Amemos”?**

    Este eBook es una celebración del amor y la poesía, que une el pasado y el presente de una manera única y emocionante. Ofrece a los lectores una oportunidad para explorar la poesía clásica a través de una lente moderna, y para disfrutar de nuevas obras que resuenan con la misma pasión que las originales.

    Si eres amante de la poesía, la historia, o simplemente buscas una lectura que te inspire y te conecte con emociones profundas, “Vivamos y Amemos” es una elección perfecta. No solo descubrirás la belleza del poema de Catulo, sino que también experimentarás la magia de la poesía actual con la misma intensidad y profundidad.

    **¡No pierdas la oportunidad de tener esta experiencia poética en tus manos! Adquiere tu copia de “Vivamos y Amemos” hoy mismo y deja que la pasión de Catulo y la creatividad de la autora te lleven a un viaje literario inolvidable.**

    https://www.etsy.com/listing/1723688514/amor-y-pasion-como-interpretar-poesia?click_key=dda8a777ef0079ae72a30dce7a803e75abeedb55%3A1723688514&click_sum=d6ac0349&ref=shop_home_active_1

    Con mucho cariño,

    Eve Sánchez

  • POETRIES IN THE WIND

    Dear Lovestar,

    I have been sharing my poetry on Twitter and joined several poetry communities. One such community, which I link below, has a very engaged group of poets, some of which I’ve made friends with.

    In this community, there’s a lot of attention from the community moderator who starts all sorts of conversations. As I joined the conversation, a collaboration effort was happening. I immediately joined with insights.

    On a call for feedback, I shared my Poetries in the wind poem, and a poet suggested that I try more rhyming. I rewrote the poem and then extended it. I loved the result.

    Poetries in the wind.

    There are poetries in the wind,
    I download them, draw them in;
    There are playful rhymes within,
    And melodies under my skin.

    Is my pen my magic wand?
    Is my journal fertile land?
    Song receiver is my mind,
    Poems written by my hand.

    I possess the gift to hear
    With my mind, not just my ear.
    Muses engaged without fear,
    Tell me stories I hold dear.

    I am grateful for this fate:
    I listen and concentrate,
    In those moments, meditate
    To write from an inspired state.

    ©evelovestar

    The original work was a truly inspired piece.

    This speaks about my process for poetry writing. I’m a channel for poetry.

    With love,

    Eve

  • Protected: Another me (Secret Poetry). Playing with sexual fantasies. Inspiration and Alternatives.

    Protected: Another me (Secret Poetry). Playing with sexual fantasies. Inspiration and Alternatives.

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  • Romantic energy download. Receive the energy of union through these vehicles

    Romantic energy download. Receive the energy of union through these vehicles

    Dear Lovestar,

    Did I tell you I’m dipping my toes into spell poetry?

    Poems are vehicles of energy.

    Receive my offering of these delicious energies.

    May you embody the love you desire. 😍

    Because you attract what you are. Now, let’s become Union.

    I have to keep my mind busy to not he driven mad with desire. So I’m studying Latin, Italian, and Ancient Greek. I’m doing well in the first two. Tip. Occupy your mind. Give your mind jobs to balance the intensity of love.
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