Poems About: HUSBAND

In this page, poems on / about “husband” are listed.

  • 109.
    Softy

    Suddenly I hate my lying
    and it with my unrational feeling all fade away I need to say
    It was an unclear picture such a long time ago
    What do I to do with it? read more »

    yihuai ying
  • 110.
    That

    A country couple went to a city mall
    Wife asked husband ‘what boys and girls
    Are doing in the dim corner of the cabin ‘
    Husband replied, ‘ they are doing that in read more »

    Abdul Wahab
  • 111.
    New Year Resolution

    Dorothy M.
    Here I am
    I have eyes only for you
    I pledge myself to you read more »

    BanishedFairy (a.k.a ngaka motaung)
  • 112.
    Mother's Day

    She was dressed in white
    holding her buquet
    her smile was so brite
    for it was her day read more »

    White Tiger
  • 113.
    Hilla Marriage

    In Islam
    Divorce is the worst thing
    Amongst the halal things. read more »

    Asif Andalib
  • 114.
    Open war is harmless

    His assault on his wife,
    Her scolding of her husband-
    Where these occur as common
    There arises no infidelity. read more »

    Rm.Shanmugam Chettiar.
  • 115.
    Infidelity

    Her husband lay dying
    You took her on holiday
    Her children cried
    You laughed and had fun read more »

    Marali Ann
  • 116.
    Fate

    He married her
    She knew it was fate
    He became her husband due to
    their chances. read more »

    Natasa Tocuc
  • 117.
    Woman in question

    I never questioned that fathers knew best,
    that husbands were always obeyed,
    that God was a man who required that His children
    be dutiful, meek and afraid. read more »

    Linda Stitt
  • 118.
    Renga - A Man Who Married A Vixen

    a royal rider
    high on horse-
    a love hunt read more »

    Don Haney
  • 119.
    Watching the Mountains Change Color

    The doctor, who plans to dismiss her this evening,
    tells the nurse, 'Go ahead, send her home with the husband
    and kids. Why did we admit her anyway? She's fine.' read more »

    Donal Mahoney
  • 120.
    They're equally good

    Successful men make lousy husbands;
    Successful women make lousy mothers.
    Husbands and wives tending their families
    Are equally successful people. read more »

    Rm.Shanmugam Chettiar.
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