Wife I Love You Poems

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

Freedom
A dream he never allowed himself to hope
He couldn't have his heart broken
Not when it belonged to his black woman
Not when it carried his emotions

© Layla Riley-Hill   

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  

She comes when the Moon is heavy
With wishes from many a maid
Who with passionate longing,
Their dreams upon it laid

She comes when night is warmest
In the

© Crystol Woods  

When winter comes it’s very cold
You’re always near for me to hold

In the summer when it’s hot
Your iced sweet tea sure hits the spot

Then fall

© Bill Baker  

TWO BECAME ONE
Distinct,
   but complementary
        the mutual fusion
flowed
in perfect harmony
as sensibililties
embraced
     aromas

© Brian Strand  

Streaming like the rain outside
The windscreen wipers working like 
My heart and chopping onions stuff
A testament to will the good of another 

The kids are

© Christopher Allen  

In my country 
For you to make sense 
You need to have money
For you to be respected 
You have to throw money around
For you to

© Desire Obaroyeregbe Agbeyiwa Agidotan Ikoyo  

Last night held me
in its quiet arms—
no dreams to speak of,
just the weight of you
pressed soft against my skin.

Each awakening—
a smile tethered to your breath,
falling

© Sarah Moncada  

Two days fold into quiet hums,
breath held beneath a calm pulse.
Words spill like rivers too fast,
caught before they reach the sea—
soft currents pulling me past.

A

© Sarah Moncada  

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  

 ---There is a love, for which can't be explained;
I know that I have a need for her always;
I shall shower her with an arrangement

© James Edward Lee Sr.  

When your heart and your head
Have a major disagreement,
Which body part should win?
Certainly not in every case,
But in 2020, my heart won.

Two of our dearest

© Curtis Johnson  

In today’s society, as each man lives his life,
he is entitled by law to have only one wife.
The sweetest question to my future bride Stephanie
would

© Robert Pettit  

She’s one lonely soul with occasional
Nosebleed, all from the sea-salt of distant
Waves, charmed to weariness by breezes powerful enough
To unfurl umbrellas rolled behind Grandfather’s clock.
She

© Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu  

My heart lies drowned in its own pool of blood—
Let your love secure me from life’s flood.
Let it come to my rescue from tonight;
From my

© Maclawrence Famuyiwa