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Sport Husband Poems

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


Premium Member She Named Her Husband Ruth
She named her husband Ruth. He thought it was funny at first.
Her second husband was nicknamed Thomasina.
He left before the marriage was consummated.
You have to...

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Categories: husband, divorce,



Aha Argh Oh My Dog
Aha - argh... oh my dog...
don't mind me muttering, eh?

Earlier today (May 5th, 2020),
I forget thee exact hour
found me utterly beside mice elf,
matter of fact...

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Categories: husband, adventure, celebration, fun, heartbroken,

Losing My Boys
Losing my boys 

I lost my son and husband  
thirteen months apart. 
I never thought I’d make it 
with such a broken heart. 

I...

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Categories: bereavement, death, grief, husband,

Joie De Vivre
'Tis said that the young girls of France
At the age of twelve lose their pants
To an handsome young knight
Well equipped for the fight
With a strong...

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Categories: french, husband, joy, love,

Red Tail Hawk
My husband bought me earrings
With an avian design.
They look like feathers of a hawk;
I’m happy that they’re mine.

At first they didn’t grab me
When within the...

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Categories: bird, husband,



Cover Me
Whilst I wither, as you wear me down,
There’ll come a day I will sport no frown.
I’ll dance for life; the trumpets will sound,
You’ll see in...

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Categories: angst, confusion, depression, husband,

Real Men Shoot Hot Pink Guns and Like It
Hot lead is cool no matter what gun fires the load
Sig sauer makes an accurate twenty two pistol
If you have had a jam problem keep...

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Categories: adventure, education, husband, sports,

Waiting For Me
Getting ready to go out
First I must shower, shave
That takes about an hour
Then I have to wear two towels
One on my head the other a...

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Categories: funny, husband, wife,

She Aims To End His Fun
In dead of night he sneaked around.
He thought he was a player.
Two steps behind without a sound,
she followed her betrayer.

And this is not a bb...

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Categories: husband, song-lyric


Book: Shattered Sighs