Family Love Poems | Examples

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


Premium MemberFather’s Day

I remember as I child
eyeing the Christmas
tree, all lit and broadcasting.
Early-on I realized that Father
was Santa.  Mother sensed it
when they married. Father, let go of his 
well defined ego, embraced the principal
to secure the family, protect and 
serve selflessly onto death.


Premium Memberautumn stars

night sky, autumn stars:
my wife's gentle thoughtfulness
my son's compassion
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberThe Gift of Love

The Gift of Love
Growing up, love was such a foreign language to me
I have never seen it present ever in the house
My parents have never loved each other, I believe
They only got married because of the accident of me
They were legally obligated to take care of me
And they weren't exactly joyful about doing that job
My parents have never given me anything in my life besides a curse:
The ability to never know what love is or how it feels
School was an estranged experience for me with this irritating curse
I made some friends, thankfully, but still, it lacked what I needed
I care for them as much as I do my family
Which will always be none, I suppose
But I have learned to be ok with this as the years passed
Who needs to know how it feels anyway?

Premium MemberPoisonous Ivy

There is a poison that has ravaged man
 ever since creation
This poison deceived Adam and Eve
The poison pushed Caleb to murder
 his brother
This poison was traced in the family of 
 Israel
I believe you know the story 
This same poison pushed Haman to plan 
The mass execution of Jews in the days of 
Queen Esther and Mordecai
Now coming to recent times
Hitler and his henchmen planned the 
 extermination 
 of Jews during the second World War.
This poison is deadlier than that of the 
Adder and the Cobra
The poisonous ivy is hate, now check
  yourself if you do not have it reserved
There is an antidote for every poison
The antidote for hate is love.

Premium MemberAugust 24th

One of my greatest days 
I've experienced in my life 
Would easily be August 24th 
The day you became my wife 

You walked down the aisle 
As a music begin to play 
I stood waiting at the altar 
For so long I dreamed this day 

I was so full of happiness and joy 
And I was standing there with you 
All my dreams prayers and wishes 
At that moment were coming true 

Together we stood in front of that church 
For God and are friends and family to see
Joining are two lives together as one 
In a simple and beautiful ceremony 

Looking at you with your hand in mine 
We vowed to love each other forever 
And to always be at by each others side 
Believing that our love nothing could sever you


Premium MemberTILL I MET YOU

Where oh where can you be now? Dreaming and waiting for you, till I met you I will wait. Baby has arrived.

Premium MemberLady Diamond (A Proverbs 31 Woman)

Lady Diamond rose as each new day dawns
In her gentle hands her household yawns
A model once in the camera’s light
Now clothed in the light of Jesus Christ

She served her husband, taught each child
With patient, grace and spirit mild
Two sons, two daughters, hearts held near
Her labor deep, her teaching clear

By day she gave till strength was thin
By night the moon would tuck her in
The birds sang praise when morning came
And heaven blessed her quiet name

God be praised for women who stand
With Proverbs’ 31 wisdom in their hand
All women, God’s beautiful bouquet
With Lady Diamond showing the way

Premium MemberA Parent's Love

As parents, we never know what a child will ask. All we can do is, be prepared. Out of the blue I was asked, "which one do you love more?" That was an easy question and answer. When I give out cookies, each of you get the same number. Because I love you each equally.

Premium MemberLong Ago

LONG AGO

It seems the love I've known
Has always been the contingent and transitory kind
Maybe that is why 
I have felt so alone
For a long time

Long ago, when I was younger
The feel of life was so good, I thought I’d have a great future
But so many things went annoyingly wrong
Like someone had changed the rules without notice
Many stories that were inspired never got published
Although, a few good things did occur
I lived by day and tried to keep my feelings in
I am not sure how I could have survived without family
But that was so long ago
© John Long  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberRain Waits For Me

it rained
and I stayed
not to pause in remembrance
but to wash away
what grief couldn’t

it didn’t matter
that my heart was breaking
what else could it do?


you lie beneath ten feet of dirt
after the slow battle
cancer claimed
and I disappear a little more
each day

healing is a dream
it lives in the stars
or in a glass jar on the mantle

healing
that’s for time to deal with
if I can’t hold your hand one last time
or tell you everything I forgot to say
then time is pointless

right now
rain drowns my sorrow
it stings my skin
and gets in my eyes
no need for tears

but tomorrow
shall start the pain
all over again
and this rain
will be waiting for me

Premium MemberI Saw You for the First Time

I saw you for the first time today as a lady.
You were sitting in the sand in the late day sun,
Your face framed by the broad-brimmed hat.
You smiled so beautifully under that,
That even your father could see the lady inside.

I saw you for the first time on your birth day.
And I thought I’d never seen a song til then.
But angels whispered and parents prayed
So fervently that angst was stayed.
And the Father blessed the lady inside.

I saw you for the first time as a woman.
It had somehow not occurred to me til then.
That you could have a life apart from me
Or anything other than this family.
But even fathers, someday, must see the lady inside.

Premium Memberthings that matter

small stuff don't matter
it's the bigger things that do 
love and family

Premium MemberI am Star the Magical Unicorn

Written for weekly challenge  on 14th July 2026
Challenge to write if you were an animal

Star the magical Unicorn

Im Star not your  usual family pet
I don’t live in house, zoo
Im free as a bird in flight 
I live in the beautiful  magical forest 
Amoung nature is best 
Rainbows, sparkles everywhere I go
I bring you peace, love, joy great delight 
Some people don’t believe I am real 
But come visit the magical forest
I show you around , then you’ll believe
Fairies are my best friends 
They fly around me giggling all day
Come on ~ come visit me 
You’ll be entrapped in tranquility
Think you’ll stay forever with me
In my magical forest 
Place to be. ~ come find me

Premium MemberSecrets

Everyone keeps secrets
Even though they say they don’t 
That they are honest to the core
But that is not true
We keep secrets for varies reasons
Some are meant to be a surprise
While others are to hide the truth or
 To spare feelings from being hurt
Some memories are just painful 
So, they are never spoken.
Unspoken truths are also known 
To be secrets, which when found out 
Can be the most hurtful 
For those we love the most.
So, choose very wisely and be 
very careful when keeping secrets
The trickiest parts of keeping secrets 
Is the damage they do to trust.

Premium MemberMy first crush

Anthony, we were only eight.
Your gentle soul recognized & spoke to mine.
A family move separated us.


Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2026

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