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For Two Timing Husbands
How many tears must fall from brown eyes before I lay me down to sleep.
Where hurtful dreams of betrayal and lies hide in shadows they...

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© Mary Hoose  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: husbands, anger, betrayal, break up,
Form: Couplet



Premium Member We
E Pluribus Unum ~  Out Of Many, One

[Author's note: E Pluribus Unum is a traditional motto of the United 
States, but the scope of...

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© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: husbands, career, life, planet, together,
Form: Rhyme
A Woman's Work Is Never Done
"A Woman's Work Is Never Done",
a phrase that's often heard.
There's a lot of truth that's hidden,
just in those few words.

She has to cook and clean...

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Categories: husbands, dedication, motherwork, work,
Form: Rhyme
Standstill
Strangely bent this journey extends
Surreal at times, yet so real at ends
Each end confronts with a hardship of choices
With an abrupt passing, or an eternity...

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Categories: husbands, brother, death, friendship, loss,
Form: Rhyme
Thank You
Another beautiful day has come to a close
 
 putting on my royal blue silken pajamas
 
I call to my sweet one
 
come take hold...

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Categories: husbands, love, thank you,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Wisdom of the Cougar
She thought by marrying an older man
She would forever look young in his eyes
He led the way, ‘twas a child that held his hand
Until he...

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Categories: husbands, life, philosophymen, men,
Form: Rhyme
Redux
I found a box when my mother died
And saw the me I was inside.
Big blue eyes and auburn locks,
Rolled up skirt and blue knee socks.

Glee...

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Categories: husbands, absence, boyfriend, growing up,
Form: Quatrain
Eileen
Eileen was born 80 1/2 years ago
on the first day of winter on the ground a bit of snow
with a twinkle in her eyes and...

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Categories: husbands, for her, mom, ,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member What Has Happened To Gods Old Fashioned Women
What Happened To GOD’s Old Fashioned Women?

Women who were careful how they spoke and didn’t use
profanity to get their thoughts across.  Who loved their
husbands...

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Categories: husbands, tribute, women,
Form: Narrative
The Woman You Never Tell, Anyone You Know
is a dusty rippled salt shaker,
an old working girl
found busy or on a stroll,
in a brothel house
my grandmother said
was often around,
when people sold
what they could...

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Categories: husbands, body, girl, imagery, people,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Two Mouths To Feed
Trish makes a go of it, 
  as folks like to say
Two small mouths to feed
  with a third on the way...

Two husbands...

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Categories: husbands, baby, betrayal, food, mother,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Gingham Prison: Beyond the Yellow Brick Road
(Lights dim, a single spotlight illuminates Judy Garland, center stage. She wears a faded housecoat, her eyes holding a lifetime of stories. She speaks directly...

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Categories: husbands, addiction, anxiety, depression, loneliness,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
To Those That Say All Lives Matter When We Say Black Lives Matter
You say all lives matter
Bringing up all these colors 
Like red, white, orange, and blue
But when a black life is taken, where on Earth are...

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Categories: husbands, black african american, life,
Form: Rhyme
Where Roses Never Die
I remember the first roses I received.
I was going on my first official date,
and my beau brought me a beautiful 
bouquet of red roses. At...

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Categories: husbands, beautiful, life, love, rose,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Arlington
Row by row for miles it seems
   perfectly aligned, the white stones rise
Stoic symbols of brave men and women
   a sight...

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Categories: husbands, military, patriotic,
Form: Rhyme

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