When the verb is not at the end the sentence will be more poetic.
"Yatağımda kız arkadaşım" (In my bed my lover) is a poetic and nice sentence. When constructed this way except the obvious 1. "Kız arkadaşım yatağımdadır" sentence it is also possible to be a version of 2. "Yatağımda kız arkadaşım var" or 3. "Yatağımda kız arkadaşım yatıyor". If we assume the first option then the verb is there and the sentence is a inverted sentence. If we assume the second or third option then the sentence has a verb which is invisible but still something you can guess. In a sentence if the verb is not written and still you can unederstand wich verb it is then it is possible not to write it.

In both cases the sentence looks alright to me. Not a sentence for daily speech but a good one as a poetic line.

If people do understand what verb you mean than you can drop the verb.
Example:
-Ne zaman Ankara'ya gideceksin?
-Yarın (gideceğim).

Let me write a few lines to continue bod's sentence.

Yatağımda kız arkadaşım
Aklımda düşÃ¼nceler
Uzaklarda bir melodi
Ve dilimde kelimeler

Merhaba Gizli Yüz,
this could be a good idea but might not apply to the current situation. If gunesh had known the correct version of that sentence than we would have seen the correct sentence instead the sentence we had seen, wouldn't we? On the other hand if you don't know the correct version how can you search for it in Google?

So Google comparision works only if you have two options in hand. But the good point about your example is that you have included quotation marks in your search. When two or more words are within quotation marks the seach engines search for the exact phrase. This is a nice hint to know for the newbies.

Şimdi giyinmem lazım çünkü dışarıya gitmem gerek.
Dışarıda çok soğuk ama yüzmek gitmek istiyorum.

and what if I wanted to say "It is SO cold outside but STILL I want to go swimming".
How would you put that contradiction in a sentence?