Poems About: HUSBAND

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

  • 349.
    In The Home

    'He was with me at the funeral, Alan was.'
    Nobody has the heart to tell her
    that what she remembers is a dream.
    In a relentless fever she works the seam, read more »

    John Garth Raubenheimer
  • 350.
    Honey Biscuits And Gravy

    My wife and I sat down one day
    to honey biscuits and gravy
    and when the last of it was on my plate
    what did she say to me read more »

    Kevin Howell
  • 351.
    Strange Things In Life

    Why should i worry about you?
    when ive seen worst things in life
    ive watched a mother die after childbirth
    and a woman butchered by her husband read more »

    micheal udenyi
  • 352.
    Inutile Husband

    The power of a desire,
    Counts on how much dire;
    A husband wants for himself.
    Sort of gain for one owns self, read more »

    Marvin Brato Sr
  • 353.
    The Phoenix

    The glowing bride floats down the aisle
    a vision in white with an ethereal smile.
    The sour faced women housed in their pews
    politely pretend this is nothing new. read more »

    melissa mundy
  • 354.
    Masked Man's Missus

    A worried wife sought some advice
    From a well known psychiatrist.
    She said, 'My husband's very nice, '
    'But, he's developed a strange twist.' read more »

    Ima Ryma
  • 355.
    Love-letting

    'Woman places corpse of husband in closet.
    Linah B-,64, said her husband died
    In October 31 in either 1977 or 1978 and she
    Put him in a closet because she read more »

    Edward Steinhardt
  • 356.
    A Christmas Prayer

    God, please turn back, the hands of time
    I beg of you
    I've neglected my family
    And turned my back on you too. read more »

    Matt Mondschein
  • 357.
    Escape Artist

    She would prefer not to speak
    of a friend who wrote verse:
    eager to live, to marry, to die.
    Wed forever to the devil herself: read more »

    MARINA GIPPS
  • 358.
    The Good Condemned To Suffer

    She left this world in middle life just only thirty seven
    And she went to a better land a land that we call heaven
    Her children and her husband Matt her kith and kin heartbroken
    But she is in a better world if that to them's a token. read more »

    Francis Duggan
  • 359.
    My Wishing and Hoping Of My Two Children

    When I became a mother, I was wishing, and hoping, to gain knowledge.
    I was studying reading, spelling, self learning. To educate, them. And
    have a good job, for themselves. At the meantime. I could not do it
    without my husband's help. read more »

    Pota L. Stylos
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