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Best Dowry Poems

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Premium Member A Dowry of Dreams
Dreams are approaching my Love
following the stars to your heart,
beside your body I breathe and gaurd your lips 
the sentinel of your stellar song, the...

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Categories: dowry, angel, beauty, devotion, heart,
Form: Epic



Stop Dowry
Marriages are made in heaven,
but dowry has made it a business transaction,
Tears roll down from my eyes,
When i think about the burning brides,
Stop dowry,stop dowry......

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Categories: dowry, marriage, sad, woman,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Woman In Chains
Woman in Chains
(What Man Would Abide It?)

Women throughout centuries – the softer sex.
I picture them subservient since what feels like time primordial!

What man would abide
being...

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Categories: dowry, freedom,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Lord God, You Are My Power
April 25 Relationship to God Bible Meditations Based on 2Chronicles 23-25

*2 Chronicles 25:8 But if thou wilt go, do it, be strong for the battle:...

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Categories: dowry, blessing, christian, faith, god,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Black Sails
A prolific singer, you mimic songs of Blue Jays -
               ...

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Categories: dowry, anger, imagery, love hurts,
Form: Verse



Premium Member Home Soil
vivacious roses pose

in air

oxygen free from the stem

arising like balloons

resurrection of rosies

blushing brides at peak

before their spoiling

before their mistreat

their passionate gowns sweet

wormy stems
await greening apples
Eden’s...

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Categories: dowry, marriage,
Form: Ekphrasis
She
She wailed her way into the world...
An avatar they said, Goddess Lakshmi had taken birth...

Her parents' pride, her brother's delight...
She loved and shone her brightest...

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Categories: dowry, woman, women,
Form: Free verse
Runaway Bride
At twelve years old
She sits in the cold
Engulfed by the dark
Sitting on an old tree trunk
By the edge of the silent river

From far she can...

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Categories: dowry, child, culture,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Coup
This country United 
one can clearly see 
only blind hide in truth 

Illegally a government seizes power 
against the vote with a clear strike 
Overthrowing...

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Categories: dowry, anger, betrayal, conflict, earth,
Form: Ode
Premium Member Unmoored - God Knows Where I Am
How chafed the foot bereft of sole,
when unshod thoughts meet splintered floor.
Known terra firma drifts from whole, 
as reason loses sight of shore.

I’ll wander where...

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© David Mohn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dowry, mental illness,
Form: Rhyme
You Belong To You
What have you done to us my child?
I tore my body to bring you here
He wetted his shirt with sweat to ink your books
23 years...

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Categories: dowry, courage,
Form: Free verse
Alive
Is your soul blood red
A dowry of bitter wine
Spilling mortality
Staining the divine

Is eternity a prison
The rusty knife of time
Carving your senses
Caging your mind

Is flesh a...

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Categories: dowry, death, faith, introspection, life,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Rekha - Trigger warning
Standing upon the roof top,
watching her brothers walk to school,
Rekha reminisces about her playground,
full of childhood innocent smiles.

A sole kite decorated in orange and red,
floats...

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© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dowry, abuse, child abuse, poverty,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Letter To My Mother
Realizing a fresh life growing inside, 
What thoughts coursed through your mind, 
I still wonder, oh dear my mom. 
Did you gleefully welcome the news?
Or...

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Categories: dowry, angst, birth, mother daughter,
Form: Free verse
Unity In Cultural Diversity
The westerners eat Amala and Ewedu
We eat Akpo and Ofe Nsala
They dance Juju and Apala
We dance bongo and atilogwu the beat of life.
T^he Northerners speaks...

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Categories: dowry, art, beautiful, , western,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things