Poems About: MARRIAGE

I remember you told me you Love me.
I use to think you was lying to me.
I remember the first time we kiss it was just like magic.
I remember like it was yesterday. read more »

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 »

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 »

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

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

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 »

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

To welcome me there remained marriage invitation in her hands
I went to her marriage hid amongst the huge crowd
I made sure that even a part of her gaze couldn't catch my presence
Yet her countenance was never left away from my vision read more »

Just look at liberty in her wide eye,
And do all what you wish come from your heart.
Your husband now no longer gladness tie
To you, and things are coming wide apart. read more »

Too familiar with truth,
To become separated from that bond.
Could I do marriage again,
With a role play to do without end? read more »