Romantic Emotions

By Sainz Lopez

This book will introduce the reader to the spoils, pitfalls, hardships, and heartbreaks when lovers part ways. They will find that love has a healing antidote of its own for a broken heart. It is injected emotionally, without the need of a syringe, via the mind and into one’s soul. This book will help ease the pain brought on by that someone they dearly loved. The poems in this book will take the reader into a journey of missed opportunities to marry the right person in “I should Have Married You.” Lose yourself in “Pennies in My Pockets.” Send the person doing the hurting to the deepest, farthest, coldest, most remote piece of space in the universe while reading “Shattered.” When hurting deep inside over a broken marriage, don’t despair as you read “The For Sale Sign” and a great many other poems by this author.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: May 16, 2019
• ISBN: 9781728312378

Sainz Lopez

Sainz Lopez was born on August 8, 1946 in Humacau Puerto Rico. Raised in Brooklyn New York and a graduate from Brooklyn Automotive High School, he now makes his home in Bethlehem Pennsylvania. A United States Air Force veteran and retired N.Y.C. Corrections Officer devoting his time to writing easy reading but inspired poetry and to his daughter Sonya, a majoring student at Villanova University. This author also has a son, Sainz John an accomplished professional residing in N.Y.C. 

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Published by AuthorHouse  05/15/2019

ISBN: 978-1-7283-1238-5 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-7283-1237-8 (e)

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Contents

Changes

Children, Goats And Sheep

Shattered

Petals

Your Letter

Your Letter

Will

Irrevocable Damage

The Way Things Are

Walls Of My Mind

Materializing Lovers

Whispers

Silhouettes Of Lovers Past

Across The Sky

Home To You He’ll Run

Clouds Between Birds

As Would A Bird Fly

A Fool’s Return

Would You

Down By The Bayou

Slogans

Whispers

The Past

Destruction

Life’s Become A Living Hell

Floor Boards

Foolish Blunder

Mist Of Air

A Baby’s Cry

After The Years

Aloft

Juggled

Floorboards

I Miss Your Love

Love Life’s All A Mess

Enraptured

Broken Hearts

I Should Have Married You

Pennies In My Pockets

Bad To Be In My Shoes

Set My Heart At Ease

Broken Hearts

Infatuated Fool

Reflecting In The Moonlight

Right From Wrong

Jogging To Forget You

Stranger Within My Heart

Love Gone Wrong

Love Never Found

Your Last Name

Love Sounds

Silent Goodnights

Heartbreak

Love Gone Wrong

The For Sale Sign

Lost And Found

Distress

Thoughts

Reason Or Purpose

What Do I Do

She Makes My Day

Finding Myself Richer

Thoughts

Sentiments

Mending

By Your Side

Mixtures

Mi Pueblito N.Y.C

La Casita

La Cocina

Mi Jardin

El Yunque

Ultimo Tango

Luz De Tus Ojos

Helen, Ari And Efrain

Aun Sin Oro

Upon The Midst

About the Author

Changes

Children, Goats And Sheep

She’s in love

engaged to be married

to the town richest farmer

a burden in her heart

she has carried

must be resolved

before she marries

The situation gets tricky

life has never been easy

for Vicky

her wedding day

looms nearby

holding back tears ~

she cries …confesses

to her future groom

I’ve fallen in love

with another guy

poor heart of mine

she weeps

The pounding in her chest

imploring ~

it has nothing to do

with another love interest

I’m just suffering

the malady

of cold feet before the alter

it is better

to end this love now

than to go on

and later in life

falter ~

We’ve had happy