Poems About: WEDDING

Please, ancient universe, just let me close my eyes
Sleep lingering in empty wineglass, close my eyes

Children of the street, singing in syllabled rhymes read more »

I got the papers
Wedding papers girl
A pact for all to see that we were meant to be
Lets start the nuptials and forget about this word read more »

Every breath that I take
My heart doth make
A beat for the rhythm of love
Carried by the wings of a dove, read more »

Break the chains
The devil will hold nothing in is hand
Prison won't keep me away anymore
Split, behind the devil's back, and trust in the promise read more »

On the day when to wedding
I ended with funeral
Death and life opposed
Extremes of sorrow read more »

For months we have planned
a joyous, festive day,
and to the family's dismay
he did not understand. read more »

[For Cita, newly wed]


Event of choice and chance read more »

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

Civilization is marching ahead.
Everyone is polished and courteous.
No one is hearty or true.
Internets connect them who are afar. read more »

The half-naked street children
Were totally awe-struck as they
Watched the bride-groom
Mount a gaily caparisoned pachyderm read more »

Honey-to-Hussein
Honey-to-Hussein
You've been a cloud in the sky,
Hussein did to my heart network. read more »

Once a woman beautiful, offered Shaw to wed;
Shell shocked, the great bard, on idea absurd;
And looked disheveled, the beauty from toe to head;
The shocker was a real beauty in every sense of bard, read more »