Baby I Love You Poems

These Baby I Love You poems are examples of I Love You poems about Baby. These are the best examples of I Love You Baby poems written by international poets.

I want tonight to be the night
The one that we keep insight
A forever moment cherished in time
The work is done, and the hill is climbed
One

© Terry Sirup  

My parents did not know  

About  Joe 

My beloved beau  

And what the maturing character did  

Making him a heroic paternal

© Marc O'Brien  

Dive in
Baby there's sharks in the water,
I need to get in the waters,
You know where not getting younger,
Well sink or we'll swim,
Baby are you with

© Jeff Evans   

Walter, James, and Carter

Little boys
Son,
Brother,
Son
One by one, my heart undone.
One is one (and a quarter) years tall,
Chocolate wisps that softly fall.
Forest hazel, bold and sly,
Wildfire

© Evelyn Collins  

You tell me many times…
I am beautiful!
Your words take me to cloud nine,
In exhilaration, I sail, I float, I glide!
Do I believe you, or not?
Because

© Malabika Ray Choudhury  

Come to me baby
You're much too far away
Come, let me hold you 
These five things I must say:
1. I want you, and 2. I need

© Andres Luis Bigote  

On a morning like this, lethargic and indifferent,
It is so easy to make me rich,
When the pain is moving slowly and smoothly, and
I hold on

© Maria Mitea  

I'll dream about you baby
I promise you that much
It seems that that's the only way 
I'll get to feel your touch 
A kiss upon your

© Andres Luis Bigote  

Miriam Millicent Mannerheim-Merps
Loved calling her two younger brothers, twerps
After she had her first child
Both were very sweet and mild
But when baby nursed, they crooned her

© David Drowley  

Yours Without Having You"

As solitude surrounds me,
I still feel the whispers...
of your presence.
Soft.
Haunting.
Like a memory...
not yet made.

In a fleeting moment of joy,
you hush my fears.
You

© Mukondeleli Tendani  

O’ Casagemas,
what is this Heartbreak I hear,
from this woman with sagged, fired breasts
and onion hips that tell a strumpet?

This cruel, shameless voyeur
with little mind —

© Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu  

 
"our invisible, celestial, sublime, beatific angels . . . "

              

© Constance La France  

[Verse 1]
You're so incredible, 
the most amazing man.
I'm taken to new heights of pleasure 
with the touch of your hand.
There will never be another man

© Crystol Woods  

Limericks X

This is a more serious limerick:

The Abandoned Child’s Complaint
by Michael R. Burch

I hoped you might have loved me,
but you pushed me out to sea

© Michael Burch  

"Midnight rendezvous is fraught with sublime magic"  - quote by poet.

  You're here, and so am I; close to midnight.
   

© Edward Ibeh