Teen Love Poems

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

They sat on a bench
Their hands nearly quenched
The love that they shared
The feelings they carried
Love in their teens
Just not seen
They grew a lot older
They reunited

© Ms. Catherine  

You stand with your suitcase like a buoy,
bright, bobbing in the shallows,
and I am the pier—
rooted, barnacled, smelling of old salt and rope.

You tell me

© shay's archive  

Now I don't have any reasons
anymore,
To express something
you never cared
suddenly you made me 
feel high
and left me on lows
Stuck in between,


Its same just like before
when

© Namrata Ghanty  

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  

Is there words to describe you?
All this time I’ve known you and yet we hardly talk. There is much of you that one would see

© Diego Chaidez  

I love looking at your enjoyable face. I love the scent of your fragrance and the way you taste. It is such a sight to

© Andrea Frierson  

l saw him looking as l was walking by
and in those days,  l was really shy
and my friend said 'did you see that gorgeous

© Jacqueline Elston  

He said she had a laugh like added honey
and said her hair was long and lovely
she laughed and said his hair was too
he laughed... and

© Jacqueline Elston  

I can still feel your lips on mine, 
your fingers tangled in my hair. 
I can still smell your sweet perfume, 
a whisper lingering in

© Danny Derden  

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© Maclawrence Famuyiwa  

Ruffles of sand that flash before my eyes in every waking moment
Oceans of blue that briefly lift and meet mine
My plain, brown eyes, that would

© Brooke Zerbs  

if tomorrow happens to be what ive waited so long for,
then my eyes might start to pour. 
ill say yes,
although you already knew. 

i never

© kay allen  

How innocent are the words
from the mouths of cute teens,
it's raw poetry dedicated to lovers
in any season that inflames ardent desire!
Can that burning flame endure

© Andrew Crisci  

you tell me you love me—
though only after i give you something.
“go to the bathroom”
“it’ll be fast”
“it’s okay” you say when i tell you i’m

© Tessa Yearwood  

There's a light
I do not know it
But I feel it
All the more
There's no light
But it burns
And I feel it
Despite snuffing out
The glow before

© Keith Baker