Valentine Husband Poems | Examples

These Valentine Husband poems are examples of Husband poems about Valentine. These are the best examples of Husband Valentine poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberMy Funny Valentine

Rob, my hubby's love is the best
He's a good man, I can attest
Supportive and fun,
and can't be undone
And in bed, well, you know the rest!


Premium MemberMy Funny Valentine

  My hubby dear does make me smile;
  spends lots of time in that one aisle.
  For his poet wife
  makes love come to life
  to find cards in rhythm-rhyme style!

Premium Membermy valentine

my man of few words
tells me he'll always love me . . .
few words are true words

Premium Membervalentine's day

today a husband tomorrow a valentine always a lover

Premium MemberValentine Hearts

I close my eyes and you, my love, are there.
I hear your deep voice as in our love song:
“Endless Love”, you sang, and I am aware
Your missing arms are where I most belong.
So many years we learned to share our parts
As our divine souls melded into one,
We loved each moment in our heart of hearts,
Such opposites we were, yet we had fun.
As this romantic lover’s day arrives,
My memories of you are crystal clear.
You Rest In Peace my love, yet our love thrives,
My spirit feels your spirit always near. 

Deep in my heart I know you still are mine.
You will forever be…….my Valentine.

1-11-22

Forever My Love Valentine Poetry Contest~First Place~
Sponsored by: BJ Legros Kelley


Premium MemberValentine Poem To the Love of My Life

Amid the happy golden 
    years, Filled with love 
    Yet touched with tears
    I find such joy my dear 
             with you
 A precious love, so strong 
           and true
 Today we celebrate love's 
          sweet bliss
 With cards, and smiles
          A sacred kiss
But everyday my heart is 
               yours
  Smiles, and hugs amid 
           life's chores
         The daily love 
         acknowledging 
  Through every season 
  love's seedlings spring
 My lifelong love so strong 
   and true, I honor and  
          I respect you 
    Happy Valentines Day
               Jerry
           I Love You!

Premium MemberHandsome

tall, dark, handsome man characteristics perfect ninety pounds later
Contest: A Valentine Senryu Sponsor: Tania Kitchin Date: 02/08/2021

Premium MemberYou'Re All Mine, Valentine

Will you be my Valentine?
Take me out and wine and dine,
Lavish me with chocolate candy,
A bouquet of roses would be dandy.

A diamond or pearl would be nice,
My favorite perfume would suffice.
Ah, Honey, I don't really care,
If all I get is a teddy bear.

You're worth much more to me than material things,
Your crooked grin still sends a zing!
Knowing that you're mine, all mine,
Is gift enough, Sweet Valentine.

Kim Merryman
2/8/12

Premium MemberMy Valentine Gift

Kisses long and sweet
A Valentine's Day promise
Of much more to come --
Words of love written in rhyme
Dinner will be late tonight.


Dedicated to my husband.


2/6/12 For Andrea's Tanka My Valentine Contest

Premium MemberBecause of You

Because of you my life is full,
I've grown in many ways.
You've helped me climb life's every hill,
And brightened up my days.

It seemed to me before you came,
I'd lived my whole life through,
In search of something yet unknown,
To fill me like you do;

And though I know it seldom seems,
I have the nerve to say it,
I love you, Dear, I always have,
Together we can make it.





For My Valentine For You Contest by Frank Herrera
© Judy Ball  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberI'Ve Changed

You ignore my birthday,
Our anniversary too.
Most holidays just pass right by,
Without a word from you.

You don't say "Happy Birthday",
"I love you, you're the best",
Or wish me "Merry Christmas",
As you would a friend or guest.

Forget about a valentine,
From me you've had a ton,
And though I've told you many times,
From you I've not had one.

You hate to spend a penny,
If it'snot something for you.
You feel your money's wasted,
All my "gifts" are shared with you.

You wonder why I'm not the girl,
You married years ago.
I'm sadder and much wiser now,
You reap whate'er you sow.

                                       Judy Ball


Inspired by Russel Sivey's relatioship contest
© Judy Ball  Create an image from this poem.

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