Divorced Poems - Poems about Divorced

The first man I thought I loved, has broken my heart beyond repair. The man whom I believed as the protector is now a shadow that makes me scared. Everything had a time limit, just that this one dragged longer than it should. Inflicting pain to the one person that vowed to love you forever isn't justifiable. I wish...

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In the conjugal life’s complex topography, vowed to traverse to the end together within the sacred institution of matrimony, the path may bifurcate where distrust dust gathers. Marking the legal dissolution of marriage, the partners once embraced by love and commitment, walk divergent walkways through the emotional corridor, away from incompatibility, for they grow apart over time. The common course...

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Ardent ardour rippling in romance. Glamour in amour also to dance. Marital life running smooth with bliss. Ideal family, I succeeded to establish. No complaints in marital relationship. ...

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Piercing the heart, yet, no bloodshed, killing just the same, words. Eyes fixed, frozen like death, discordant silence, reluctant surrender, forlorn, aching expectancy. Imploring, why? Succumbing, melancholy anguish. Deceived. Defeated. Divorced. Divorced, and thus— the walls remain, yet bear no witness, for memory does not ask permission to fade. Time, indifferent to the weight of names, carries neither grievance nor absolution— only motion, only fact. To grieve what was lost is to argue with...

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Divorced from our true self, we wandered lost, oblivious to truth of our being, looming head-heart divide yet to be crossed, with whispers of conscience disagreeing. Trapped thus in a web of desire and fear, joy in permanence soul sought was denied, since ego let not love and light draw near, deeming our waywardness as justified. God, the dweller of our heart was...

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I love seeing you after a long week I hate the feeling of driving to your house I love how we play video games together I hate that it was all we did I love my mother I hate all the problems you made for her I loved our talks I hated the way you would talk to me I love the memories I...

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Breaking one's heart Is that we called Love, Fate and Law....

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Jack went up the hill With lady Daisy for a thrill He was injured you see She got skin in her teeth Jack got divorced from Jill ...

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Divorced She was smiling A small victory Would he be contesting the house No The cars No Half the savings No You’re agreeing with everything Yes I must say, that is very generous of you He smiled She didn’t You’re giving me everything, just like that Do you have a problem with that No, I’m just surprised I think that concludes our business Hold on a minute, can I sell the house and...

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Oh how I loved thee contrary to time, and space - my mind slips the present into the future----tense....

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She was a less-than-truckload lady Who’d signed a contract for the long haul With the interstate driver she married. But that trucker kept a bogus bill of lading And a logbook full of lot lizard flings. So now she’s rolling down the big slab In her hubby’s bobtail bulldog, His gooseneck flatbed stranded in the wings. She’d just renewed her CDL for diesel; Her...

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You severed me for your paramour, My first love, you are mon amour, Doxy of love surround your heart, Betrayed in the lanes of my sweeheart, Sweeping the hectic lanes, Sleeping in the lonely fanes, I feel solaced in this heavy rain, Why is this pity a condolement of pain? Sire of our children, am a lone parent... Squire's...

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Always so... cordial Unfailingly... polite Cold-as-ice... phony smiles plastered to our faces Tedious, boring... but not unpleasantly so nodding, agreeing... with nothing in particular Infernos of hatred raging within us probing, never piercing, civility's placid surface...

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divorced pause. between the last syllable of your goodbye and the memory of all we promised to each other is a dream that will not die a suspended sunset that once gifted our eyes old moon in a tired sky cacophony of crickets in the backdrop as you cry with questions that ask only why why why and I, sinking drowning fading into the ink...

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I near got divorced from my marriage Eyes wandered, as I walked with my carriage It was on St. Patrick's Day When I stopped a girl to say... Hello...instead of shopping for cabbage My wife saw the girl give me a smile She noticed as she walked down the aisle I forgot the potatoes Cause...

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