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Forgiveness Husband Poems

These Forgiveness Husband poems are examples of Husband poems about Forgiveness. These are the best examples of Husband Forgiveness poems written by international poets.


Premium Member The Space Heater
The Space Heater

I am sitting on the porch
watching the birds at the feeder
my husband just filled. 
He is a sweetheart, 
and I am blessed.

I was...

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Categories: husband, bible, blessing, christian, christmas,



Premium Member Forgive Me
For your slain heart of wounds
Of my contrition's aching
Remorse of love's fallibility
Giving my tears
In a sad memory of my infidelity
Valley of military slumber
Eternal rows of...

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Categories: husband, bereavement, betrayal, death, depression,

Premium Member Love Poems
Love Poems

Out for Chinese food.
"A full wife is satisfied."
Good fortune, cookie.

Pulling warm sugar.
Our love is like sweet taffy.
It is worth the work.

Your hand is in...

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Categories: husband, love, wife,

Premium Member There's Something Very Special
There’s something very special
About not knowing how to win
The lessons like forgiveness
And the sorrow of a friend
It begins by leaving softly
The regrets that never pass
To...

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Categories: husband, absence, best friend, courage,

Premium Member A December Memento
The pink polka-dot nightgown,                     ...

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Categories: husband, christmas, fun, giggle, humor,



Premium Member If It Hadn't Been For You
We stayed out late at night: back then;
In the warmer months of the season
We would go down to the lake for fun.

If it hadn't been...

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Categories: husband, best friend, deep, family,

Premium Member Rocky
Rocky

Rock is not a racehorse, 
he is a tiny Billy goat. 
He thinks he is much larger
than he really is. 
One day, 
he will be...

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Categories: husband, cancer, flower, forgiveness, friendship,

Premium Member A Bad Man
A Bad Man

The dark cowboy wears a black hat, 
to tell all those he comes across 
that he is a bad man, 
before he says...

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Categories: cancer, courage, devotion, husband,

Premium Member Yawn
Yawn

The morning is here. 
The day is quiet for the moment. 
It will change quickly, without notice. 
I must hurry to get the chores done,...

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Categories: husband, butterfly, cancer, celebration, faith,

Premium Member Cards
Cards

I would write, 
and draw... 
and make a card
every day, 
if I thought it would 
lesson the distance between us
by only an inch. 
I would...

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Categories: husband, angel, forgiveness, freedom, friend,

Premium Member Happy
Happy

You make me laugh, 
all the time. 
You make me smile 
when I don't want to.
You make me say things, 
that I never thought I...

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Categories: husband, celebration, forgiveness, friendship love,

Premium Member Brittle Silence
Brittle Silence

It is afternoon, 
and the coffee pot was never turned off. 
It is still burning even now. 
The liquid inside... black, 
and in dire...

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Categories: husband, abortion, addiction, anti bullying,

Premium Member Missed
Missed 

The distance from here to there 
is longer than I dreamed it would be. 
I thought I could visit often, 
with you, and with...

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Categories: husband, forgiveness, friend, friendship, friendship

Premium Member The White House
The White House

The house on the hill is painted white. 
Not just any white, 
but..., bright white. 
Why did we choose that color? 

The house...

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Categories: husband, america, angel, first love,

Premium Member Quiver
I was shaken from my bed,                   ...

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Categories: dream, house, husband, scary,


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