Poems About: WEDDING

Dollars, euros, yen:
they’re all just pretty pieces of rags,
cotton, linen, and silk,
a bit of Crane paper, so we’re told. read more »

He was from southeast,
No dating, no sex
Before weddings,
Which is very holy to abide by, read more »

She keeps secrets from you
Knows it’s something they say never to do
But how does she say
How does she break that news read more »

In 1964 the already unpopular Vietnam War was not yet drafting married men. I had just had a friend who had been killed there and decided I didn't want another.....

So Bobby Wasn't Drafted read more »

A Saucy Nando's Poem - Poetry Competition

Now lissen, Vrou, said my Ou, the day that we was wed
Don’t gimme no, none ‘arf-baked food, read more »

June 15,2008

Today is unique…it is a date to be doubly celebrated
June the fifteenth is a special day for remembering Dad read more »

A baby, a husband, a ring, and a wedding is this the order things come in.
Turn this list round and round then you'll see the way things really comes in.

His baby is wonderful and it's mine. read more »

The moon's soft glow through frosted clouds,
Felt tarnished and worn like our love.
Twisted by our desire, shamed by society,
Meeting where the beds are well tended, read more »

For most, the time has been so long
I’ve heard my children’s cry
Prepare to sing your wedding song
Your Groom is drawing nigh read more »

My mind wonders back
to a love I used to know,
a heart that was glad,
but now I'm so low. read more »

Mary and I were twenty-two
When we were wed;
A well-matched pair, right smart to view
The town's folk said. read more »

There is a river dark and still,
Behind a house, atop a hill.
There in it's depths my lover lies
And nightly I can hear her cries. read more »