Husband Anniversary Poems | Examples

These Husband Anniversary poems are examples of Anniversary poems about Husband. These are the best examples of Anniversary Husband poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberVisionary Poem to my Husband, Ronnie

Today I was dreaming--Ronald, my husband popped not my head.
Then--I remembered our time on the Spirit of New York Dinner Cruises.
That was our First Anniversary Day.
Family and Friends gathered.
We toasted the event with Spirtzers; flowing over glass.
The day had sun light that shown bright. And the river flowed mild; not rough, 
like shining glass; so smooth.
So, that we felt peaceful and light.
After, we were back on the deck; where we started.


Premium MemberNames will Never Hurt You

        Forget to pay the bills
           Your wife calls you ‘genius’

        Forget your wedding anniversary
            ~ She cuts off your p----

Premium MemberHappy Anniversary You Lovebirds

Forty-nine years of marriage, and I know this
You still look at your wife and want a little kiss.
You do not see her as her age, but as a young bride.
Your feelings are on your face, you cannot hide.

You are more in love with your wife every year.
Your intentions are honorable, your love is clear.
Your wife has the same kinds of feelings for you.
When she looks at you, you are a mere twenty-two.

How do I know this? Because I have been married a while too.
When I see my husband, I think 17, and he is seventy-two.
When he looks at me, he says I look fifteen to him.
When you are in love, you become teens all over again.

Premium MemberFrom The Beginning

Your arms make me feel safe from that first glance.  
Your soul, my safe haven.  
You had me at hello.  
Those true colors peeking through your walls: strength, love, and devotion.  
You are my yin to my yang.  
You ground me.  

We’ve pushed through, standing our ground through sickness and trial, yet we still hold the line for our family we’ve created.  

As years pass and looks fade, I will still see the soul I fell in love with from day one.  

Happy Anniversary, my love.

Premium MemberThe Secret Side of You

The Secret Side of You

Vs.1)  One thing makes me so proud
To know that I know how
You si…ghh when you say My name. 
A treasure I hold tight 
To know when you sleep tonight
You'll la.. ugh, oh you'll never change. 

Chorus*
To know…the one I love
Like no...body else does
You sho…w me the real you, 
And I lo….o…ove,
The secret side of you…
All the sweet things only lovers get to do, 
Yess, I lo…ove, the secret side of you. 

Vs 2)   That look comes to your eyes
        As if you try to memorize
     Every li…ine, of my face. 
That shock of lightning fire
That look of desire
I can almost feel your embrace. 

Repeat Chorus*
Tag: yes, I lo…ove, the secret side of you.
All the sweet things only lovers get to do…
How I lo…ove, the secret side…of you.


Premium MemberThe 20 Years Wedding Prayer

The Wedding Prayer

Your hand I hold,
your ring I place,
our future dreams to unfold.

I see you there,
all gowned in white,
our union we will share.

I pray my Lord,
this bond we hold,
will keep until we get old.

Past chapel fair,
past garden grounds,
our marriage we declare.

And if in sickness,
we cannot be as one,
being by each other’s side,

we preseve our love,
cherishing memories,
and to each other still abide.

by Martin Braun
2.23.2023

Premium MemberAnniversary

A senior colleague of mine
Noted for his grand wedding anniversary parties
Never forgot to invite me and my wife. 
Ideal husband, the 50th he had made
Very special one for us to remember.
Elegantly dressed, he and his wife
Radiated charisma under the arc light.
Smiling happily he presented her a rose and
A diamond ring, the second one.
Rolling her eyes my wife looked at me, urging
Years later I needed to do the same.

_______________

September 11, 2022
Contest : Anniversary
Sponsored by : Sara Kendrick

Premium MemberHusband's Death

 
"There are some who bring a light so great to the world that even after they have gone the light remains." _Unknown Anniversary beautiful charm dangles ever from glittering heirloom idyllic juju keepsake lovely memories necklace ornament palpates quiet recollections sorrow terrible unbidden valediction withdrawal xoxo yearnings zapped _____________________ September 08, 2022 Poetry/ABC/Husband's Death Copyright Protected, ID 06-1486-133-08 All Rights Reserved, 2022, Constance La France Written for the Standard contest, Anniversary sponsor, Sara Kendrick, Judged 10/16/2022 First Place

Premium MemberI Do

I Do

I believe you. 
I listen to you.
I trust everything you say. 
You are my husband, 
and therefore mine. 
I am yours. 
We are together, 
until we are apart, 
but never from the heart. 

You make me laugh, 
and sometimes cry, 
but the joy out measures
any complaint I might have...
momentary and fleeting.
Your strength, 
strengthens me. 
Your calm, 
leaves me in awe, 
and sometimes even... wonder. 

Nothing shakes you. 
You are my man of stone. 
You built your life upon the true rock, 
and it shows with every fruit. 
I am grateful... 
thankful, 
and blessed.
© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberCelebration of a Special Anniversary

My sister and her husband 
Go dining in the early eve
In a restaurant by the water
Sitting by the window
It is a lovely view to see

the table has a setting 
A set in the middle 
Two candles are lite
On a tablecloth
Two glasses and bottle

Filled with red wine
Ready to fill the glasses
To click together
For a special celebration
A toast to marriage
For fifty years marriage

Premium MemberOur Fiftieth Is In Two Weeks

Our three children have decided to surprise us.
Two could.
The third probably shouldn’t.

Two do not mind mess.
One is persnickety.
I have not cleaned a room in over two years.

I went on strike two March’s past
When my husband brought home nine drum sets
There was no floor space before.

You can barely imagine it now.
And a Marmaduke of a dog has moved in.
He is chewing things up so fast

By the time they arrive two weeks from now
Maybe I won’t have to clean anything.
Come on down! I say. Glad for company.

Premium Member911

From high a silent body fell,
     another...then...another.
Someone's father...someone's
mother...husband...grandpa...
     sister...brother.

They fell into the clouds
     that day
caught by angels on 
     their way.
Can our tears be also
     caught
to cement love what hate
     has wrought?

A cloud of dust, and they
     were gone.
A summer's day, a bitter
     song.
We became those who
     were lost,
brothers, sisters, differences
     tossed.

Now, twenty years along
     the road,
both good and bad have
     been bestowed.
We've learned some things
     from that sad day
we can find each other
     but a smile away.
© Ann Peck  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberHappy Anniversary

MY DEAR HUSBAND! The biggest fish you caught, my love, the day that I said ”YES”, The day when you, lone fisherman, sent me an “SOS”. And ever since you have been safely swimming with the shark, Survived in deep love to our anniversary benchmark! September 7, 2021

Premium MemberThirty Sixth Anniverary

streaks of jet plane residue linger in the morning sky
I wonder if they were racing home or to work? I say.
My husband leans into me. 
Hopefully home, he tells me. 

The Ozarks hold us in place, as if we are willing captives.
We could go down to the lake, I suggest.
I have everything I need right here, my husband says.
We lean in a bit tighter. I savor this unhurried day.

Evergreen soldiers stand guard on the sides of our bench.
Arkansas shares herself in appreciation of our loyalty.
We travel here about every five years.
Silence envelops us in a giant loving hug.

Forty years, my husband says, taking my hand.
Thirty six, I correct him. Thinking of in sickness and health.
I am counting dating, he says. That was fun too! 
Man. I had not even thought of that!

Premium MemberOur Best Friends

Thirty eight years ago,
On to this very day.
You both walked down that sacred aisle
With two special words to say.
After all the formalities were done,
You both went home, to be as one.
To build a new life as husband and wife,
And you faced all the challenges to come.
You both should be so very proud,
Your children have grown up and flown.
You are now the greatest grandparents,
Your grandchildren won't leave you alone.
All the years we have known you,
Truer friends there never could be.
So we wish you well,on this special day,
YOUR ANNIVERSARY.

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