Anyone know any good Greek love poetry?

Here's one that I've liked since high-school. It's by Maria Polydouri:

(translation is mine so bear with me)

Κοντά σου

Κοντά σου δεν αχούν άγρια οι ανέμοι

Κοντά σου είναι η γαλήνη και το φως

Στου νου μας τη χρυσόβεργην ανέμη

Ο ρόδινος τυλιέται στοχασμός

Κοντά σου η σιγαλιά σα γέλιο μοιάζει

που αντιφεγγίζουν μάτια τρυφερά

κι αν κάποτε μιλάμε, αναφτεριάζει,

πλάι μας κάπου η άνεργη χαρά.

Κοντά σου η θλίψη ανθίζει σα λουλούδι

κι’ ανύποπτα περνά μέσ’ στη ζωή

Κοντά σου όλα γλυκά κι όλα σα χνούδι,

σα χάδι, σα δροσούλα, σαν πνοή

Close to you

Close to you the winds don't sound harsh

Close to you there is peace and light

Around our mind's golden reel

the rosy contemplation coils

Close to you silence sounds like laughter

reflected by tender eyes

and if we sometime speak,

unemployed joy flutters somewhere beside us

Close to you sadness blooms like a flower

and unsuspected goes through life

Close to you all is sweet and all like velvet

like caress, like dew, like breath

Greek Love Poetry

I'm sure you could find the original Greek online, but here are a few that I think you might like:

One Girl by Sapho

Lost Desire by Meleager

They're both kind of sad though.

An alternative would be "Letter of Mathios Paskalis" by George Seferis, but there is some reference to 'sensuality' depending on how much you read into certain lines.

"Ode on a Grecian Urn" via John Keats notwithstanding the poem would not right away reference any specific Greek delusion, it quite is a few speaker who seems at a Greek urn and relates it to love, interior the approach invoking extremely some photos that should actual be related to the parable of your determination. "Leda and the Swan" via W.B. Yeats This poem is questioning approximately aesthetics probable greater effective than love, notwithstanding if it does element an extremely violent rape of an harmless lady via an all-effectual Zeus, so it ought to be thrilling if analysed as a love poem.