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Divorce Poems | Examples of Divorce Poetry

Got No Feeling
Oh, since that day, I’ve been done with your games, I’ve been done with your games, so tired, left me in pain, and in courtrooms insane, took half of my gains, you liar, Now you just want to come back, think it’ll all be a snap, life’s just a lark, you were playing the part, but woman I see through the trap. I’m...

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Categories: anger, conflict, divorce, hate,
Form: Rhyme
Does God feel?
I think God is deaf and blind But, God is not dumb I thought He couldn’t feel I thought He had no feelings He gave away all his senses He’s a raving magician Waving his wand making orbits Birthing stars without sperm Destroying lives in every galaxy Does he care about this lonely planet? He gave His eyes to behold Him He gave bees and us...

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Categories: absence, christian, depression, divorce,
Form: Free verse



No goodbye's and gone
Your divorcing words rip at me. Like a callous young boy who tears the wings off of a butterfly, then throw Its butchered body into the air and yells "fly". Although I still my my limbs my days and nights are no longer beautiful....

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Categories: divorce, goodbye, heartbroken, i
Form: Free verse
Lady
Once adored by beholder, Soiled doves, fall in no longer. From garden to minefield, Avoidance is justified; Inamoured, favourably yield, Innocence gone vilified. Once lured by sweetness, Penetrated, unable to flee; Trapped inside glowness, Choked, unable to glee. Memories gone masterless, History, halted unspree; Living dead and throneless, ...

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Categories: adventure, august, divorce, for
Form: Rhyme
To Love and To Hold
The tingling sweet sensation As he grabbed my hand I dared betray my emotion This path I chose to stand Side by side in lovers strand Woven tight by fate’s hand His stare of phony devotion How can I question? The beautiful morning ray, I hoped he not stray An empty echo as I turned, dared not say Our journey, the dark lair still lay Maidan...

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Categories: divorce, absence, abuse, africa, anxiety,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member DOMESTIC VIOLENCE MENTAL ILLNESS AND DIVORCE
AFTER WEARING WIRES PREGNANT FOR THE FBI BUYING WEAPONS AND DRUGS MY JUNK SICK ABUSIVE HUSBAND ESCALATED THE ABUSE TO PURE TORTURE HE WAS BITTER FOR BEING KICKED OUT THE ARMY HE EVEN BEAT ME CAUSE HIS MOTHER DIED OF CANCER LEAVING HIM WITH A DRUG ADDICT SISTER HE STARTED TO BLAME ME FOR THE...

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Categories: divorce, allah,
Form: Naat
a growing indifference
a growing indifference roses and thorns will not release me I try to get along, ‘doesn’t come easy it isn't the money or the phony power play y' just don't want me in the most familiar way I've seen your eyes with a new distance that won't be denied, a growing indiff'rence oh yes, oh my poor me, and mine no burning rubber, 'hardly...

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Categories: break up, divorce, feelings,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member I Can Lie Too: Now with audio
[Verse 1] You're so incredible, the most amazing man. I'm taken to new heights of pleasure with the touch of your hand. There will never be another man in my life who compares. Your eyes, your smile... no one as perfect anywhere. I will never forget, or stop loving you... Well would ya lookie here, my dear… I can lie too! [Chorus] ...

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Categories: betrayal, divorce, funny, heartbroken,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Split after Wed
Dulcet whispers, pairs of three, Enact a dangerous dance. What on earth is eternal? Springing up from her stupor, Tosses her ceremony- Golden ring of fantasy. Truth tastes like sun in her throat....

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Categories: betrayal, break up, divorce,
Form: Verse
Divorce
Do you remember how it felt? Do you know what it feels like to feel worthless, not enough, to question love? Do you remember not knowing how love was supposed to look because what you thought was love was completely shattered. No more two in one bed, no more two in one place. No more...

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Categories: anxiety, childhood, depression, divorce,
Form: Free verse
Crime of Sex
They called it short gratification— but I lost my soul in the trade. A moment’s pleasure, for a lifetime of emptiness, a spark that consumed the temple I once was. O Woman, your body is not desire’s playground— it is the chalice of divinity. If you fail to respect your sacred form, no man ever will. Each man you lie with, leaves an imprint upon your soul. And...

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Categories: depression, divorce, drug, funny
Form: Free verse
Untying The Knot
Speaking from experience as not one to falter at the altar its no illusion why I came to this wedded bliss conclusion the institution of marriage is one I won't disparage for better or worse wedlock is the bedrock of civilisation and of course the only reason for divorce ...

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Categories: divorce, fun, humor, marriage,
Form: Rhyme
Simple Word
A simple word – Softly spoken, Stilled my heart Left me broken A single breath – Such destruction, Instant death One deduction Goodbye. ...

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Categories: break up, divorce, goodbye,
Form: Rhyme
WELCOME TO THE SLAUGHTER
I didn’t want to light the flame, But damn, you handed me the match. We played a bitter little game— Now neither one can scratch the scratch. I offered peace, I begged, I tried, You laughed and chose the sword instead. So now the happy parts have died— I burned the photos in my head. The goal was never you or me, It somehow...

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Categories: betrayal, divorce, hate, hurt,
Form: Rhyme
what more can be taken
What More Can Be Taken I came from a house where love never stayed, Where fists did the talking and kindness decayed. Where silence was safer than saying a word, And a child’s small heartbreak was never once heard. I ran to the bottle, to smoke and to fire, Chased numbness like peace, sank deep in the vile. Got locked in a...

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Categories: divorce, abuse, addiction, anger, angst,
Form: Rhyme

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