My Love Behind Bars: Poems for Boyfriends in Jail

Welcome to our “Boyfriends in Jail Poems” page! We know that being separated from your significant other can be tough, especially when they’re behind bars. But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with a wide variety of poems on this topic. From heartbreak to hope, we’ve got it all. So sit back, relax, and enjoy our collection of poems that will help you express your feelings about your boyfriend being in jail. And who knows, maybe they’ll even bring a smile to your face.

Short Poems

1. “Love Behind Bars”
Locked away, but my love still grows
For you, my heart always overflows
Longing for the day when you’ll be set free
Together again, forever you and me

2. “Missing You”
Days without you feel like eternity
My heart aching for your company
Thinking of you in that cold, dark cell
How I wish I could break you out of that hell

3. “Letters of Love”
Every word you write keeps me alive
In those letters of love, my heart thrives
Your words are the only thing that gets me through
Until I can hold you again, my love, it’s just me and you

4. “Hope and Faith”
The days may be long, and the nights may be tough
But I hold on to hope and have faith enough
That one day soon, you’ll be by my side
Together we’ll walk, with love as our guide.

Medium Poems

My Love Behind Bars

My love is behind bars,
Locked away from me.
I miss his warm embrace,
And his love that sets me free.

The days are long and cold,
And the nights are even worse.
But even in this darkness,
My love for him won’t disperse.

I think of him each day,
And all the things we’ll do,
When he’s finally released,
And our love can start anew.

No matter how long it takes,
I’ll wait for him with grace.
My love may be behind bars,
But he’s forever in my embrace.

Love Is Not A Crime

Love is not a crime,
But sometimes it feels that way.
When my boyfriend’s in jail,
My heart aches every day.

We never meant to hurt,
Or break the law in any way.
But now we’re facing time,
And nothing’s ever been the same.

I long to hold him close,
To feel his touch once more.
But all I have is letters,
And memories from before.

Despite the bars that hold him,
Our love still burns like fire.
And when he’s finally free,
Our passion will inspire.

Love is not a crime,
But sometimes it’s hard to see.
But through this time apart,
Our love will set us free.

Long Poems

Love Behind Bars

Locked away in prison walls,
My heart breaks as time crawls.
My love is locked away from me,
A sentence served for all to see.

Each day I pray for his release,
Longing for his warm embrace.
But the walls that hold him tight,
Restrict my love from taking flight.

Letters sent and phone calls made,
Our love grows stronger day by day.
The distance between us feels longer,
But our love is all that makes it stronger.

I spend my nights in thought and prayer,
Wondering if he’s okay in there.
The inmates he calls his friends,
A future apart that we can’t transcend.

Visits behind glass and metal bars,
Heartache that leaves invisible scars.
Our love was meant to be,
But the system has taken that from me.

I dream of the day he’ll be free,
And we can start our life with glee.
Until then, I’ll wait patiently,
Knowing that our love is a guarantee.

Love behind bars is never easy,
But our love is strong and not so cheesy.
I’ll stand by him through it all,
Our love will never fall.

In the end, we’ll break the chains,
And live a life devoid of pains.
Our love will soar like a dove,
No more prison bars to divide our love.

Incarcerated Love

My heart aches for the one I love,
He’s behind bars, in prison gloves.
His voice echoes in my mind,
Memories of a different kind.

We used to walk hand in hand,
But now he’s in an unknown land.
His letters bring me some relief,
But never enough to ease my grief.

The days and nights are both so long,
I pray he’s safe and he stays strong.
I miss the warmth of his embrace,
His touch, his love, his gentle face.

Though he’s locked away from sight,
Our love still burns with all its might.
I’ll be here waiting, through it all,
Until the day he hears my call.

I’ll be there to welcome him home,
No longer imprisoned or alone.
Our future together, bright and bold,
Our love story, forever told.