Bridegrooms Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Bridegrooms Beware


   Weddings of pomp and ceremony
    
     ~ lead to higher alimony

Premium Member Randomness

rivers flow
where water goes

stars abide
within our skies

birds fly
until wings go awry

dogs bark
at sounds in the dark

clouds form
before a storm

accidents can happen
when you play with dragons

hearts race
when they run to first base

those we trust
should not be the unjust

increasing fear
goes mouth to ear

self-deprecation
often causes vexation

very easy to deceive
when people want to believe

love blooms
creating new bridegrooms

enemy of the same
the process of change

random is
as randomness does

Premium Member I Shall Not Kiss Satan While I'M Waitin For My Savior-

You old demon, you pretty angel Satan
"Lucifer"
I won't get in bed with you I shalt not kiss you
for you're mind
Never shall I dance with you
Never will I bond with you
You're a trickster and a fake
I won't kiss you
No will I miss you
When you're chained up

for I shall not kiss Satan while I'm waitin for the savior!

For you see my bridegrooms 
He comes for me soon
and I must have my lanterns full
I'll save the last dance

for I shall not kiss Satan while I'm waitin for the savior!

For the one whom hold me dear
For it's in Him and only Him
Whom I'll embrace and call Him (Lord)
I'll kiss the Father, for He is the Father
Lord o'ver all

for I shall not kiss Satan while I'm waitin for the savior!

And each and every heavenly
Shall be wed with the one and only, holy almighty
AMEN
and again AMEN

for I shall not kiss Satan while I'm waitin for the savior!

So you ole demon "Lucifer" Satan git thee behind me
I rebuke you and this is the last time I'll same AMEN

5/17/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2021©


Premium Member I the Non-Handsome Faithful Man Are You the Woman That'Ll Give Me Your Hand

I The non-handsome Faithful Man 
Are You The Woman That'll Give Me Your Hand


Where is the one;
Where is just the one
Who will hold my hand
To me I'm not a handsome man
But yet I am
A wholesome and faithful man
A sinner saved by grace
And I'll never with intent disrespect
A woman whom would honor me
With Godly matrimony
I will be spiritually, physically only
Connected to you my chosen
Now consider to be holden and also chosen also me
Could you love one such as me
Remember I'm not perfect the only perfect one is God
But I'll be delighted
If you allow me to be your knight in shining
For you are the one
To be my forever darling
Yeah!, I know low self-esteem I'm not that charming
But I'll be ever faithful, and not a adulter but at just lover
Just you and I
Sharing you only with the  Father
On loan to each other
Until the spiritual bridegrooms comes
Until then, think you could love a one such as I
For I am alone, but not lonely
Consider me  the non-handsome faithful man
Are you the woman that'll give me your hand


10/28/18
written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2018

Weaver

She is not a joker in the business
the  wholesale trade she runs prudently
weaving  flouting lies into fine truth
and established truth into open deceit

Her feet always points towards salons
market places she does not miss a day
those are the places wealthy and teeming
with raw materials for weaving articles

Many families cry with their hands on mouth
children often ask, “Mama why divorce?”
shops have been looted and burned down 
and brides fall apart with their bridegrooms

The weaver does not rest on her wooden bed 
till the textile of lies are finished and sold

Premium Member Limerick: Once ***** Duke Insisted On Serf Thigh Rights

Limerick : Once ***** Duke insisted on Serf Thigh rights

Once ***** Duke insisted on Serf Thigh rights*
So bridegrooms replaced brides on first nights:
Droit de cuissage* then free
Duchess claimed repartee –
Since newly-weds rush to castle in tights!

•	In European feudal societies during the Middle Ages and thereafter 
in succeeding centuries, it is thought that
the Lord of the Manor or Seigneur of the Serfdom arrogated for himself
the Droit de cuissage, i.e. the right to sleep with the bride of a serf on
the wedding night.

© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2014


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