Brother I Love You Poems

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

To play a guitar is one thing I always yearned 
On a day like any other I finally decided to learn. 
My Son's Guitar is

© Mychal Mann  

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  

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  

Things, I want things,
Give me things,
Here is a ring,
Let us accumulate things,
And compare are things to their things,
They are evil,
Their things do not compare to

© Woodrow Lucas  

My brother and I,
while choosing a name for my nephew,
tried hard to think of something unique—
something with variety and charm.
“Tractor” was the first choice,
then came

© Anuradha Sowmyanarayanan  

their faces, their laughs, the echoes of our past
never leave
they hide beneath the cover of everyday life,
waiting for that moment
when the mood drops
and the days

© Robert Moran  

The grief I feel is of another kind
Sweeter than holy water
A deeper breath than moorland air to find
The black of midnight, not—
Of monstrous seas, but—
Of

© Alice Reynolds  

I was married,
but to me, it wasn’t marriage.
It was poverty-induced—
a fate sealed by hunger and silence.

I was an orphan,
taken in by my mother’s brother—
the uncle

© Maclawrence Famuyiwa  

You wake up with a goal, 
at least, that's what you say.
But take a moment, be real, 
what’s lighting your way?
Is it passion? 
A purpose

© Victor Ernest Osong  

Any pet owner knows…
    Our furry friends are as much 
        a part of the

© Mike Gentile  

She smiled with eyes that burned like dawn,
Yet shadows lingered where light was drawn.
Not love, but power cloaked in grace—
A game of masks, a lover’s

© Chanda Katonga   

“That Night, I Became a Mother”

She came in and curled up to sleep,
not a care, not a sound,
while her brother cried soft, lost sobs
in the

© Krishika Upadhyay   

    Dear Father,
    
     I just wanted to write to you today to tell you

© Bj Legros Kelley  

BROTHERS 

I wasn’t even two years old
But I knew a baby’s sound
So I climbed up on my old crib
And was amazed by who I found
At

© Karen Powell  

 SEA WANTS ME

Waves are here for the winners
spirals floating in turquoise 
dance ululating undulating 
blue bright sight
a point with paddle board
to soar sanguine Seas
I

© Ghairo Daniels