Wedding Anniversary Poems | Examples
These Wedding Anniversary poems are examples of Anniversary poems about Wedding. These are the best examples of Anniversary Wedding poems written by international poets.
It’s our 31st anniversary
I need some goods to buy
I visited the grocery
I got me some fine wine
It’s such a murky day today
I lack the jolly mood
Despite this, I can say
It’s great to have some food
So thanks a lot, I’m happy
Happier than I look
But it’ll be too sappy
To put this in the book.
Forget to pay the bills
Your wife calls you ‘genius’
Forget your wedding anniversary
~ She cuts off your p----
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dry ink on yellowed
license—November nineteenth~
their pressed gardenia
still perfumes the cedar box
where Mother enfolded time.
eighty-one springs fade:
the cake, the vows, their laughter—
dust motes tremble
as my thumb traces father’s
smile bleeding through the license.
no ghosts haunt these walls,
only the scent of camphor
and one stubborn thread~
Mother’s lace unraveling
from the hem of forever.
From the first girl scout cookie to a glad gift of gold - sold!
Memorized His T-Shirt
Your eyes I’d memorize, emotive brown.
I think you memorized those lines, oh you…
Tinged pink, the peaks of youth, don’t let me down.
You knelt at my curved knee to tie my shoe.
I ride your bike on handlebars, so cool.
Our bodies fit each other like a glove.
Your arms and legs, steady, don’t be a fool…
I’m safe as long as you don’t crash, my love.
We stretched our wheels a bit too far. Twilight
simmers, our experience shows, who cares…
Fate linked up with friends - not stranded tonight.
The moon is nigh, unspoken dreams we share.
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*If I told you, you had a good body*
*would you hold it against me - shirt’s bawdy*
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Your racing bike is broken with a bad derailleur.
I look back at my life and admit it’s a failure.
If a daft old hen laying scrambled eggs, so sad, can,
Then I will concede that I’m an addle-brained madman.
Like a leafless tree holding a kite frame skeleton,
Your arms and my legs are no stronger than gelatin.
As an eagle whose threadbare wings will no longer fly,
It’s time now for me to find a quiet place to die.
Hearts in love stroll
midst ecstatic bliss
Basking under caressing warmth
of vibrant morning glow
Thanking God for togetherness
marked by romantic chimes
Away from home works
and kids' nursery rhymes.
September 6, 2023
Edited on December 1, 2023
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
November 21, 2022
(53rd Wedding Anniversary of Barbara and Frank)
By Franklin Price
11/21/2022
It is November twenty-first
Of twenty twenty-two
Fifty-three years ago tonight,
I forever married you.
We repeated vows, exchanged our rings
Said, until death do us part
Now you're looking down from heaven
Yet you're always in my heart
I still feel your hand in mine
As when you were my loving wife
I know God arranged it all
As I move along in life
If I could do it all again,
I would never hesitate
Our marriage was no accident,
It was the hand of God, and fate
An evening was planned
It would be special
A celebration
For their anniversary
Twenty years married
She bought raw oysters
Hot sauce and lemon juice
Crab cakes and some wine
It would be their snack
For the special eve
After a frosty walk
In the chilly eve
In a room cozy
A stone fireplace
Lit all evening long
It would be passionate
A romantic eve
To be remembered
On their twenties
Wedding anniversary
Wedding
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.
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September 11, 2022
Contest : Anniversary
Sponsored by : Sara Kendrick
Sixty years we celebrate
In love with each, since our first date
Xanadu for most, we rate
Throughout our every smile or tear
You and I, with each, stayed near
You and I are truly blessed
Every year we did our best
Addressing outcomes, up or down,
Remembering the smile, not frown
Sixty years! We've earned our crown!
September 5, 2022
Contest: Anniversary Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Sara Kenrick
Written in honor of Sara and her husband's
60th Wedding Anniversary!
When things fall behind the dresser
they'll be there for a while
sometimes a long while...
they're soon forgotten...
like common gestures and mundane conversation
someday the dresser will be moved
and all forgotten things will burst alive once again
dressed in their dust-ball regal wedding dress.
fingers on guitar
strum a tune from long ago
our wedding theme song
20 February 2022
A Brian Strand Hiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Brian Strand
1st place
Sweet memory on Valentine's Day~of a wedding ceremony