Girlfriend I Love You Poems

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

I watched the moon. Hide once behind the clouds.
Do you know how many times you made me proud? 
I'm gonna speak to them now. A

© Anonomus Scorpio  

Then she appeared, like morning’s glow,
Through pixel-light our truths would flow.
I swore that love was just a game,
She held my doubts without the shame.

A year

© Sarah Moncada  

Boyfriend and girlfriend sing together
Of the future that is to unfold before them
Not about riches and renown but about a
Home filled with joy and life

© Riley Ryleigh  

A smeared reflection 
mirrors off my memory,
of her
and how she took
2 hours every morning
to paint, draw, brush, curl and spray
H
her appearance on.

But she could not

© Brian Lanko  

Woke on the wrong side —
a restless bed,
skin warm like summer sun,
a stomach twisting softly,
aching with quiet longing.

Trying to taste the day —
flavors fall away,
waiting

© Sarah Moncada  

Each thread hums —
drawn by patient hands,
dyed in storms and thaw.

The base is pale as morning frost,
fibers holding winter’s quiet breath.
Across it, ribbons of shifting

© shay's archive  

I was not born to be loved—
but to bleed beauty into silence.
Where others kissed,
I shattered.
Where others lived,
I died quietly—
and rose as flame.

From my heartline,
a river

© Chanda Katonga   

One Love 


One Love is all you need...
To see the vast world of hope in the wide foggy world
One Love is all you need.....
To let

© Farihaa Farihaa  

“It was the art of our words
made it too real, too raw to hold
No skin, no touch, just me and you, 
connecting through the cold”

You

© Brenda Chiri  

Under the cherry blossoms, we stand,
Your hand in mine, soft as the sand.
The world is loud, yet here it’s still,
Our hearts in tune, our spirits

© Naima Ybarra-Fernando  

We’re not dating—
but you heart-react to my stories like it’s a full-time job,
send a “you up?” at 12:47 a.m.
then disappear like my willpower at a

© Tina Kiklevski   

Cherries stain her fingers bright,
Deep and dark as midnight wine.
She pops them slow between her lips,
Her smile lazy, soft, divine.

The window's cracked to summer air,
The

© Madison Power  

Clasped like babe on breast to suck
As ancient forces blind
Cleave white and shadow one,
That force of love to bind.

Palm to lover’s palm conjoined,
Those partnered dancing

© Alice Reynolds  

Renee Vivien English Translation

Words to My Love
by Renée Vivien
translation by Michael R. Burch

This is Vivien’s “coming out” poem, although the term wasn’t coined until many

© Michael Burch  

I always had Angie Under My Thumb,
one day I heard her honking her car horn.
What had she just done with her anger,
my candy apple red

© Paula Goldsmith