Love Limerick Poems | Examples

These Love Limerick poems are examples of Limerick poems about Love. These are the best examples of Limerick Love poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberSolstice in a Velvet Hush

Solstice in a Velvet Hush
Written September 10, 2026 for Your Personal Poetry Wheel Challenge
Challenge Dates: September 7, 2026 - September 12, 2026.
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Relationships bloom in the hush,
Where solstice stomps its purple flush.
No anger, no storm,
Just calmness in form,
A feather of love in the crush.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.


Premium MemberSolstice in a Velvet Hush

Written September 10, 2026 for Your Personal Poetry Wheel Challenge Challenge Dates: September 7, 2026 - September 12, 2026. Verified by HMS.COM / 8 - 8 - 5 - 5 - 8 *************** Relationships bloom in the hush, Where solstice stomps its purple flush. No anger, no storm, Just calmness in form, A feather of love in the crush.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberA Story To Wine Over

Gathering fantasies over here   

  

Dog day stories having much cheer  

  

Berries get loving stomp  

  

Barbera wine we want  

  

Arming our heart feeling cupid's spear

Premium MemberPABLO NERUDA

Ricardo wrote poetry with much flair
the literati later,were to declare
One hundred love sonnets we now see
and essay "Toward an Impure Poetry”
Plus the honour of a Nobel prize winner chair

Premium MemberPublic Disgrace


Out in the street a couple in embrace
made a lurid scene in the marketplace.
     The shoppers gathered to shout
     “your love we don’t ever doubt,
but get a room to shun public disgrace”.


Premium MemberTwo Rooms


Contest: Get A Room
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Ryhmes: AABBA


I love you and someday, we"ll be together.
But tonight, separate rooms will be better.
We will spend the night, but separately.
Our precious love will wait patiently.
We'll dine and get two rooms later.

Premium MemberGet A Room

Upon a small bench in our park
Two lovers, entwined in the dark,
Somehow did not know
The street light, aglow
Highlighted their hot lovers' spark.

Some viewers wore supportive grins 
In knowing how love always wins
Will take its own course
Wherever the source
To dance with its romantic spins.

But then, in the crowd, some yell no!
This lover's display now must go!
Now please get a room
Where hot love can zoom
And bystanders don't have to know!

Premium MemberI Cannot Turn Away

Arms entwined
Body pressed against body
Lips engaging lips
Thighs in a bind-
I cannot turn away- so -
Instead, I say, " Will you two, please get a room"

Premium MemberGet A Room

Joe is in love with June
A girl with eyes like moon
Whenever they meet
They are not discreet
Wishing they’d get a room

Premium MemberSummer

I feel love for Summer called Donna,
I listen all night ’cause I wanna.
I think she’s hot stuff,
my girl says “enough”!
But I couldn’t care less, I’m still gonna.

Premium MemberThe Joy Of Nature

How nature's love soothes and offers relief
As I wander along the path of grief.
The summer sun quivers
On the silver river
That reflects the joy of each dancing leaf.

Premium MemberA Natural Enclave

As I pose in a natural enclave
I claim freedom I'll not be a slave
an abyss, Earth's in a hole
self love massages my soul
Momentum, let's jin a positive wave

On my deck put pen to paper write verse
Observe shades of green leaves so diverse
a gentle light breeze is blowing
leaves flutter in air always flowing
Trunks to and fro bowing first forward now in reverse

Premium MemberScene From a NYC Deli

   
              Goldberg fiddles, twirling his pastrami 
              Hears tell of this new Mayor Mamdani
                  Who would love to say farewell
                  To the State of Israel
               Chicken soup replaced by a tsunami

Premium MemberSo Spake Simple Simon

Line Of Inquiry
“We look at spirit not at form
 Our touch is gentle, kind and warm
 We but reflect God’s love and light
‘Tis the path to which we conform.”

As Simple Simon lacked good sense
Knew not the value of his pence
In earning his prize
Did not realize
To earn something, work must commence.

In us God has placed our dear Soul
We must feed it well as our goal
It starves until Love
Faith, Hope, from above
Completes us as His sacred whole.

We're given a Soul to employ
The value of work to enjoy
The gifts of our life
Both lacking and rife
In God's eyes, a feat of true joy.

Premium MemberMy sweet dog is my best pal, for sure

My sweet dog is my best pal, for sure.
For every sadness, he's got the cure.
No matter how deeply I fall,
his love will guide me through it all.
He's a saint, so angelic, so pure.
© Rio Jansen  Create an image from this poem.

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