Poems About: MARRIAGE

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

  • 349.
    her name starts with an F...

    AT That time she only knew love
    nothing below or above it
    all love, nothing about the future
    nothing to take, but all read more »

    RIC S. BASTASA
  • 350.
    Birth of Originality

    Satin-like – her wing
    Breaks out of her mother.
    She begins to drink the sunlight
    Like a bottle. read more »

    Amy Marie
  • 351.
    Concessions

    Honour them by making some concessions,
    Like a woman o love and in marriage;
    But Mama's biggest daughter is the tasty love that you have. read more »

    Edward Kofi Louis
  • 352.
    a poem on love

    allurement
    dreams,
    breaks like a glass.
    even relationships breaks read more »

    ritty patnaik
  • 353.
    Retreat for a wounded lovers.

    Marriage and happiness is not written for everyone in a book
    based on paitents communication and trust, not like fish on the hook
    You may have a pastor or counselors but no promises written in stone
    it is not quick or easy, like a dog right away who fiches a bone read more »

    michael neguse
  • 354.
    True love

    In the mist of morning,
    I remember that day,
    When we fought with each other,
    And you went away, read more »

    Tara Chettur
  • 355.
    Still stuck in teens.....

    Still stuck in my teens,
    I believe in True Love,
    I believe all true love ends up in marriages, read more »

    Tara Chettur
  • 356.
    Benumbed

    She stood as silhouette
    In the twilight of the moon
    Her red bridal attire
    Made her look all the more beautiful read more »

    Ritu Shah
  • 357.
    Pseudo belief

    We have got to know more of planets.
    Still we believe they are destiny guides.
    We learnt the truth of Darwin’s theory.
    Still we believe Adam and Eve concept. read more »

    Rm.Shanmugam Chettiar.
  • 358.
    Toast

    As large as the world
    We scoured it for our hearts
    We converged to be one
    To sustaining our friendship read more »

    Nichola Okoro
  • 359.
    Marriage A-La-Mode

    Why should a foolish marriage vow,
    Which long ago was made,
    Oblige us to each other now
    When passion is decay'd? read more »

    victor adeola
  • 360.
    Asunder

    As I walk the dog each night, I stare into the sky.
    The stars alone bear mute witness to my daily weary sigh
    I still ask the heavens of what went wrong to love that went awry.
    And I think of the things we could have done but she would not even try. read more »

    Edward Iacona
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