This is the first of the Valentine poems for kids. There are nine more poems on this page to read and share with young poets. Encourage them to copy and share...or better yet to get inspired to write their own!
You’re a good friend.
You are funny and kind.
Will you say ‘yes,’
And be my Valentine?
Happy Valentine's Day!
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Chocolate hearts are sweet.
That’s true.
But not as sweet as
Friendly you!
Happy Valentine's Day!
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This is a card
that I'm happy to send
to say on this day
that I'm glad you're my friend.
Happy Valentine’s Day!
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There are hearts. There are flowers.
The best part is candy.
That’s why Valentine’s Day
Is so dandy!
Happy Valentine’s Day!
by Denise Rodgers
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There are Valentines cards
That we all like to send
To classmates, to teachers,
To every good friend.
Happy Valentine’s Day!
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It’s Valentine’s Day,
Red hearts are in style.
But best of all, candy
And Valentines smiles.
Happy Valentine’s Day!
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Happy red and white
And pink.
It’s Valentine’s Day,
That’s what I think.
Happy Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s poems
Are cute and funny.
Hoping this one makes
Your day bright and sunny.
Happy Valentine’s Day!
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It’s short. It’s sweet,
This little poem.
Draw a heart and
Take it home.
Happy Valentine’s Day!
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Valentines are
Mostly red.
At least that’s what
The teacher said.
Happy Valentine’s Day!
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There you have it; ten short Valentine poems for kids.The good news is that Valentine's Day poems, especially those for kids, can be very short. These poems are a way of expressing happy thoughts and a way of sharing cards and gifts, in and out of school. Encourage your students or your children to write their own short poems. Illustrations may be drawn with pens, markers or crayons, or even cut out of colorful construction paper. Don't forget, if your budding poets would like to share their poetry (and art) with the world, encourage them to post it on ClassroomPoems.