Best Marrying Poems

Why marrying today 
And divorcing tomorrow? 
Marriage is not  dry run
                        or dummy run
Marriage is not hubbub
                       or rehab
Marriage is not hotchpotch
                       or hodgepodge
Marriage is not  playing ground 
                        or top - security prison
Marriage is not horror drama 
                        or terror contest
Marriage is not pushing...

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Marrying some,

Divorcing some,

Because of sim!...

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Why marrying a poor ?
It is good to ask many riches 
Who fallen in love with poormen or women. 

Sometimes rich
 people say , " 
marrying
another  
rich , 
it 
is 
an 
open
competition 
in 
life , 
better 
a poor 
who 
will 
need
 your 
help 
and
 respect
 you." 

Every person
 has  right...

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I once told you I was not the marrying kind
Yet you opened me up
Like a large vast empty hole
And filled me to the brim with your love
Making me fall 
Making me believe
Making me whole once again
I kept telling you 
Trying to make you understand
That if...

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The day soul sweeps the air, the knock of tears never benefits, all the 
Enjoyments with red alert and maple of crystal cry which doesn't 
Benevolent in the morning life expected to surround to sorrow.

The time these fingers feel the pain like the weight of...

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Light turns to dark
Shine turns to rust
I love the irony
Of this stupid love.

White turns to black
Stars turn to dust
His bare imperfections
I will love till it lasts.

A prince turns to beast
Fade turns to view
His foolish black heart
I will love him so true.

Dream turns to nightmare
Cure turns...

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The trees are engaged this year,
fig to myrtle, myrtle to pine, pine
to palm, feeling each other up
in seasonal delirium.  Each speaks
a different dialect, yet borders
are open, no passport is needed. Wind, 
their license for intercourse, speeds
up the vows--Yes Dear, I Do,
I do, and anyhow...

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She's marrying again,
and the promises flying
when her lips were mine -
they're now dying.

I broke near all
'til she couldn't take
what I'd become, and left
in truth for my own sake.

Pain being an elusive thing,
beyond descript' or human speech,
yet only availed by human touch
was healing come within my...

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Confusion just settles in Julius’ house
And refuses to leave like well-fed mouse.
Julius needs nothing short of a tom cat
To out push whom he is sure is a vile rat:
A wife too cheerful with younger men
One: Ex-Boyfriend when he counts to ten…

Also, a wife whose bosom...

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Can marrying Lydia
Be a good idea
Or one to shrug off
And from her keep off?

Lydia would men ride
In her Giant Pride;
Not blinking her eyes
Drop them chosen lies:
“From parched lands heard ‘squelch’;
Beer drinkers don’t belch!”

Is shunning Lydia
A Male Coward’s fear?
Her eyes on India
Like it should be “Now!”
She...

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the veil falls and dire is the diamond heart
the entire sapphire ocean
hanging about her neck

2/14/2018...

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How would it be to be grabbed by the powerful arms
Of raging ocean waves
And be pulled by their might
As defiantly as would a lover pull his beloved
Into bed, eagerly yearning to feel her throbs
Meeting with the same pulse rates of his?

I wonder,
How would it feel...

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My dream was to marry Miss Poetry
When I was very, very young
Intelligent, determined and strong
Miss Poetry was sweet, zesty and classy.

My Muse was about styles and literature
As I said before, it was always a dream
A luscious dream that shone like a scintillant beam
And I bitterly...

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She was practically comatose
sluggish
lethargic
apathetic

A handsome newcomer slipped into the room
And she miraculously transmogrified
into a glitzy, shiny, fire ball.

He married her a few weeks later
Having no idea
Whom he was getting....

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Beautiful Darling,
Being led by to the Altar
Escorted by her honored,  Father

4/13/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2021©...

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