Husbandly Poems | Examples


Premium Member No Sex On Dates I Will Wait-

She says she doesn’t
Doesn’t believe it
Love is impossible

Everyman she’s dated
All minds were deflated
All they want to do is bump and grind
You can read between the lines 
You really know what I mean

Sexual gratifications
Never a vacation
All they want to do is bump and grind
You know what I mean

She is more than just a object a sex toy
She’s somebodies sister, daughter
So in remission
She awaits marriage
Maybe one man will have the courage

To do his husbandly duties on the honeymoon
Cause nobody’s gitin any sugar in their Kool-Aid tonight
Well praise God (Go sit on some ice boy and take a cold shower)

3/20/22
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2022©

Stolen Children

How quiet it is without video sounds---
Zelda on hunt or Star Wars rounds,
either on Nintendo, Playstation 2,
games that she all played, that is true. 
I haven’t stepped on magnetix lately,
tripped on laundry left behind hasty,
no late-night chats from the boys’ room
or piles of crumbs awaiting a broom.
Don’t have to round up those dirty dishes,
run to the store for cigarette wishes,
for once the kitchen is clean all day,
what else did she do but let kids play?
Can watch some football or a good fight,
listen to smooth jazz for most of the night,
catch a movie without explosion or crash,
no worries now about layout of cash.
Don’t know exactly what I did wrong,
though she gave quite a dance and song,
and all of my faults---it was quite a total!
I didn’t live up to her husbandly model.
She left for greener, and took boys away,
I'll have to fight to construct a new way.
I’m calm and peaceful, no panic attack,
but I’ll fight on till I win my boys back.

[and I did]


Premium Member Husband For Hire

He’s a married man who lost his job,
During a depressed economic time;
Willing to do laborious work around your house -
Any kind of odd job he can find.

The kind of things a husband normally would do,
For women who lived without a man;
He could come over and take care of them,
Doing anything that he possibly can.

He could lift heavy boxes or mend a broken fence;
Cut your grass or even take you to a dance;
His wife even said she would look the other way
If you want other husbandly duties and are willing to pay.

He would do his job well then he wouldn’t hang around;
The best thing going all the single ladies found.
By word of mouth recommendations were spread;
Better than in his last job he kept his family fed.

Married women even had jobs for him to do,
When their husbands were travelling for a night or two;
His calendar fills fast so call now if you want him,
He’ll do what he can to try to fit you in.

He’s a married man who lost his job,
During a depressed economic time;
Willing to do laborious work around your house -
Any kind of odd job he can find.

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