Lonely Marriage Poems | Examples
These Lonely Marriage poems are examples of Marriage poems about Lonely. These are the best examples of Marriage Lonely poems written by international poets.
Living?
Simply, lonely
Quietly, sometimes scared
Empty home, heartbreaking moments
Winter?
My life before you.
My life with you.
My life without you.
All passed in a blink of an eye.
Marriage has it's ups and it's downs
But it far exceeds the alternative
A lonely life without love and affection
Love's one of life's true superlatives
Some days we have heated discussions
That's how it was meant to be
Then she does something ever so sweet
And you forget why you disagreed
It isn't always going to be clear sailing
But if the bond is truly strong
It's worth the struggles times over
If you're lucky it will end up lifelong
The male tendency is to play the field
But trust me life's way too short
To become involved at playing the field
Probably means some time in court
Not sure the ladies will like my analogy
It's the lesser of two evils as they say
Oh boy I think I may have done it this time
Must convince Cathie it's just a cliche
Oh, there is a man
With a small box in his hand
He's says aloud to his lady who's endowed with a spiritually
He falls to one knee
and in this he says aloud
very slowly And very proud
Always! Oh My Darling would you so honor me
My sweet, would you marry me I am a imperfect sinner
but yet I repented and I am a newborn believer
And with God my sweet I need you
I believe in God and Jesus and what I need
To be in Him but
Will you find it in your heart
The spare a small part and ending this proposal
Alas this try still I am hoping
Daughter of the Most High God, will you...will you marry
ME?
2/19/22
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2022
LIFE AFTER LOSS is incredibly hard to endure!
Especially after decades of a marriage incredibly secure!
It’s been 9 months and I’m gradually healing some
I have many miles to go but I know I’ll never overcome
The shock of the loss of my love is reverberating often
I long for the day when those aftershocks will somehow soften
But my heart will never recover from it’s painful break !
I can only hope that someday my LIFE AFTER LOSS will somehow awake!
A broken bird repeatedly tries
to leap into the wind to fly away
only to have its freedom denied.
Desperate, it forcefully flaps its wings,
propelling itself to sever the string
that tethers it down to earth...
but is continually shedding its feathers
And no one is around to see it struggle,
no one to cut the string binding its legs.
If only this songbird could speak,
it'd tell any soul in sight its true plight
This helpless bird, a lonely woman...
trapped with man she doesn't love,
and vice versa. She longs to fly
the coop and finally taste the open air
but is tethered to controlling husband
with money to burn; she cursed
by financial dependency.
Date written and submitted: 08/22/2019
His eyes stealthily sweep the room
For women uncrowded by men or age.
To temptations he’s secretly doomed,
His desire rattles the bars of a cage.
For women uncrowded by men or age
He yearns in rapture-colored dreams.
His desire rattles the bars of a cage,
In him a mourner of lost youth screams.
He yearns in rapture-colored dreams,
Numbed by the routine of domestic bliss.
In him a mourner of lost youth screams,
His ears ringing with time’s taunting hiss.
Numbed by the routine of domestic bliss,
To temptations he’s secretly doomed.
His ears ringing with time’s taunting hiss,
His eyes stealthily sweep the room.
Sorrow and heart ache
Rebuffed, rebuked, pushed away
Edging on Nasty
Bad feelings surround and stun
Marriage done, over, kaput
The moon is a lonely man's chalice to drink from
drunken paradise in such darkness we cling unto the light
where warmth of a thousand candles flickers inside
there it dances with the shadows of dreams
Once upon a time crowned with the stars Aura
perfectly falling like lightening you came in a heart burst
flames one in a hundred miracles lovingly wrapped up
within a gift gem pearl of the oceans wave turns around
Caressed through a soul captured breath
salted with the sweetest spice of the earth's crust cracked
burning down the mountain trails held in a silent moment
giving someone the power over us truth heaven is in your beam
HAPPILY EVER AFTER
Shall glass behold your countenance, my prince?
Appears your smile whilst shining shoes on feet.
My honesty and faithfulness convince - - - - - -
Your heart to trust…our hearts concede to beat.
One day does not a week make, dear. Let’s tell!
A Friday makes a lifetime wife! Oh yes!
This lonely man, like diamonds in the well,
becomes a shooting star to shine, to bless.
Get well within a hospital ~ not bliss.
Each argument, we bleed, we cry and die.
After so many years – we bond, we kiss.
No closer pair on line - our eyes drip-dry.
My Prince and his gal Friday calm, at rest.
We wring out tears, renew our vows ~ we’re blest.
Kim Rodrigues © 2017
I was alone.
In melancholy tone,
I lived my single life.
Then your face
Lonely did erase.
I gladly became your wife.
It was simple,
Like a dimple,
There etched perfect and true.
My heart sang.
Joyfully I began
To declare my love for you.
You me inspire.
Light my fire.
Tenderly you hold my hand.
Your smiling eyes
Just mesmerise.
The way you always understand.
I'll thank God personally for you at my death.
Die, saying your name with my very last breath.
Wings I never needed to elevate me to you
When my eyes first viewed I was rooted to your core
My past of hurt soon faded soon to be through
Warming thermals in me soared away from sore
Our nights never broken from our very first
Two lost souls in life quenched from loving thirst
Our past of hurt now faded eliminating our cursed
When all it took were words lovely in their versed