Husband Love Poems

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

God’s Assigned Angel of Unconditional Love Part 1

In the quiet halls of destiny’s design,
Two hearts awaited a sacred sign.
Not in crowded streets nor chance’s embrace,
But

© Floyd Neal  

George was having a secret love affair
Breaking his marriage vows without a care
A cheater deceiving
A husband believing
That his wife was totally unaware.

But George wife was

© Emilia James  

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  

Oh, I have plenty of time darling 
I just have no time left for you, 
I don’t care what you are doing, 
Have done or

© clare barclay  

My beautimous man is my favorite visual treat.
Times staring at him are times I often repeat.

His blond tendrils hang down, outside his do-rag,
and are curls

© CayCay Jennings  

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

© Brian Strand  

Porcelain boy,
Hammer in fist,
Building walls-
Cracking, his face twists.
So pretty, so alone.
Storm cloud mind monsoons from his eyes
"I am not worth it" he screams
His concrete ribcage

© Evelyn Collins  

Carnival Nights Poetry Contest
Robert James Liguori

There was a special carnival set in my memory
Rides, games, and food, cherished, and a prelude to our first kiss
And

© Connie Pachecho  

Having observed so many diverse relationships over the years got me thinking…
to be precise…
I wonder what would you’d say If your son or daughter came

© Jim Yerman  

 
"our invisible, celestial, sublime, beatific angels . . . "

              

© Constance La France  

The sky was draped in night’s black cloak,
With a sprinkle of white specks in bloom.
The yellow moon slipped into a gibbous cocoon,
As sunshine fretted in

© Maclawrence Famuyiwa  

We married not beneath a sky,
But in the belly of the Earth —
The Mponeng mine, where shadows cry,
And gold remembers sorrow’s birth.

No roses bloomed, no

© Chanda Katonga   

Bader means full moon in Arabic,
but to me,
your name carries more than light
it holds the weight of my world.
My life revolves around you,
and I don’t

© Rashida DP  

It was just another , ordinary day
quite boring, some people would say
and her hair was a mess, and old jeans as her dress
and she'd just

© Jacqueline Elston  

I love you.
More than anything I’ve ever known,
More than I can hold inside these quiet bones.

Each second of the day,
You live in my mind like

© Rashida DP