Short Lovey Dovey Poems

Short Lovey Dovey Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Lovey Dovey by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Lovey Dovey by length and keyword.


Are You a Man

Lovey-dovey, honey puff! You're a hero, if your wife Thinks of these words When they say Of her husband And you're not gay.


Premium Member When White Doves Cry

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Lovey dovey doves please don't cry!
Nor coo coo on your squeaky wings fly!
For the rainbow arching in the sky,
and your fledgling flock, will bring peace and defy
the warmongers, hell bent to wry
away the cry of white doves, sent aloft to ply
peace, harmony and serenity, in the by and by.
Form: Monorhyme

Oh Help Me Now

Blah blah blah
What is with this lovey dovey stuff?
I have become the single most annoying,
Breathing creature that inhabits
This crazy world.
You know what?
I may be pathetically sappy,
And romantic,
And oh heaven forbid I'm happy,
So I'm sorry I'm annoying you.
The funniest,
Most ironic thing of all this is...
I've become someone I used to hate.
© Bella G.  Create an image from this poem.

Missing You

 The feelings for you makes me lovesick sometimes,
missing the lovey-dovey we had.
Remembering the passion of our past times.
UHHH! Makes me go mad!
The dreamy eyes of yours,
leaves me in an infatuation.
It's like you break all my doors,
and conquer my nation.
Your attractiveness gets me so captivated.
The romance you showed me privately,
is just overrated! 
© Yoni Abai  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member We Want a Big Wedding

How lovey-dovey can they be? We ask each other, concerned.
It is his sixth marriage, her thirteenth. They are totally in love.
We have heard this before from both of them.
They have actually married each other twice already.
We want a big wedding, she says. White dress and everything.
And we will release doves, he tells us. This time we mean it.
We are silent, noncommittal, not sure what to say.


Roses On Valentine's Day


Rose wine days fill our tender moments 
rose petal hours skipping on like a sigh 

Rose dreams cupping my heart and yours 
rose time kisses, sweet as honey 

Rose love wrapped it amorous stares 
rose twinkle fairy dust & Lovey-Dovey eyes

Rose darling whispers saying come close dear   
Rose feelings of the soul oh how they smile 

Roses on Valentine's Day,  
Roses Roses, every day.
Form: List

I Hate Love

happy faces all around me
love that makes me sick
eyes all lovey dovey
it makes my stomach tick
i hate when others are happy
it only reminds me i am not,
I am not with the man I love
I'm just alone a lot
I hate love so much
I hate that others smile
What is there to be happy about?
Loves just gonna leave in a while
Yet people do not listen
they stay blind
they do not know
that hate they will soon find

Premium Member That Winter Morning

'Twas the night before Christmas
When our hounddog got suspicious
Not that he was in the least bit malicious
But he did smell something deviously delicious
As he caught the cat and the fieldmouse
Up in the penthouse of the jailhouse
Together lovey dovey playing house
He wasn’t going to make a fuss
As long as there was enough for all of us
Of that champagne in the morning with citrus



AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Monorhyme

First Look At My Love

I saw you today with a lovely brightened smile
I felt you today in the morning for a while
My heart pounds, My heart sings
That your beauty has no endings

I heard you today of voice sweetened and mellow
I felt you today but couldn't even say a 'hello'
My ear drums roll with my heart on the whole
That you're my everything

I touched you today on your lips for a while
I missed you today every inch of the mile
My heart aches, My heart makes
That you're my lovey dovey
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Rudolph And Rainey Reindeer

Rudolph and Rainey Reindeer, had a special love that glows 
And if you ever saw them, you would even say it shows
 
All of the other reindeer, hear them whisper lovey-dovey names 
And they all also see them, playing lovey-dovey games
 
Then one Merry Christmas Eve, Rudolph came to say 
"Rainey with your eyes so bright...Deerling, won't you marry me tonight"
 
Oh my, how Rainey loved him, she said "I do" so happily 
Then Rudolph and Rainey married, and they both went down in history
Form: Lyric

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