Blushing Bride Poem by Renee Marie

Blushing Bride



The blushing bride wears pink and white
without desire to break some old tradition.
Daintily she parades up the center isle,
angelic glow and radiant her smile.
Dad is walking with her now, clutched
tightly to her side.
From one hand to another, a sobbing transfer;
merchant to consumHER, he will “chance her”.
He is strong, that hungry man, yet he whispers
In her ear; “despite what is said here, to get this hitch done,
you shall honor and obey ME from rise to setting sun”!
The storybook bride, so ignorant in bliss, took this man’s vow and
empty kiss.
She thought his charm would keep them
“swinging from the rafter”, now off they go
miserably ever after!

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I wrote this sitting outside The paier School of Art, Hamden, CT. I realized that I did NOT want to marry the guy I had been dating. I did not want to be his arm toy! 1982
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Renee Marie

Renee Marie

Danbury, CT USA
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