Valentines Girlfriend Poems | Examples

These Valentines Girlfriend poems are examples of Girlfriend poems about Valentines. These are the best examples of Girlfriend Valentines poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberBe A Valentine

Oh what a Valentine
God would have to make!
bigger than a loving home
a classroom
a cathedral
a universe perhaps -- 

let us help by each doing 
one's humble diligent part

Fall on the mushy sword!

choose one heart at least
to start

choose One Love to fondly begin

think of prince and princess 
returned slipper ball -- 

or let One Love choose you
and enjoy the one-day, tender squall~ 

even if only on this open-heart, special 
occasion... (Let the moths fly out!)
(Let the fever of love be your 
furious~ delirious, physician-prescribed 
psychotic bout!)

Make that manic shout!

Email, send a card, make 
that precious intimate call!
(poems for extra points) 

Be a Valentine~All!!!


Premium MemberThe Vinaceous Valentine 1956

The Vinaceous Valentine 1956 As Remembered: by Tom 2-24-2020 Nothing hurt more than perfidy of this friend, I can still hear her words, “you are so uncouth.” but it didn’t take too long for my heart to mend, what rendered the pain, was that it wasn’t the truth. How refined could either be at age sixteen not old enough to avoid a tongue twister. Though I still thought of her as my beauty queen I proceeded to see her younger sister.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberFabric - Lace

Promises of passion,
my urgings unspoken,
a glamorous gossamer garb.
Sexy, sultry, shameless,
I'm luxurious lace:
enticing and ethereal.

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11 November 2017

Entered in the "Knit Your Fabric" contest, sponsored by Nette Onclaud.
(5th Place)

Premium MemberValentine's Day Dance

First date
Can't wait

Red heart
Good start

Her dad
Looked sad

The Dance
Romance

The Kiss
Pure Bliss

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