Pain Marriage Poems

To what does she owes this?
She asked in her grief
A little girl left with no belief
Of what it means to be a child

She yearns for...

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Being a man, and not only a man but a married man, I cannot deny that there are women who could appropriately be called nags....

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Whispers and sighs, softest of smiles
Reveal the music playing in the heart.
Beautiful rhymes, soothing the nights,
Stirring joy, faith and love – 

Breaths of prayers, some...

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Will your heart remain,
the light beyond each shadow,
erasing the fears and pain?

Love is a sure thing,
living in the heart, it reigns,
breathing softly, in laughter.


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In the mind, you’re merely an echo of what your song invites me to see – the whisper, the sigh, the notes of a song...

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Once, so long ago, in love, we did believe
A union was forged, forever to conceive
But shattered dreams and promises untold
Betrayal's wrath, our story now unfolds

With...

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Bluntly, someone said
they could never imagine
my being married.
This stung.
I laughed.
I am more
a comic
than
a romantic.
Pain is preferably felt
without witness;
better yet,
with punchlines.
Those precious people
who cry amongst us...

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If I were sure of this
Then would I be in biz
But since I cannot say
Then my mind is amiss
To far from this task stray

If I...

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The snowman 
fun and cold 
watching kids. 

Covered in snow 
white head to toe 
sun stay away 
please no melting. 

Frosty is my name 
A...

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In hope of gain if man bears pain,
Clouds gain just as to drain as rain,
Crooked, but roads still look ahead,
A gold chain binds no less...

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Roses and the world’s fading into black 
Every tear that falls from your eyes,
I set a wish aside for you 

As I start to notice
the...

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Along life’s path, of many fine things,
Special friendships appear, without any strings.
They satisfy voids, fill in our gaps,
When love has turned stale, and loving collapsed.

Messy—...

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What lies beneath the nuptial necropolis?
Sun-glints of memory,
warm rays of kinder days,
tranquil as the soil-sleepers
before they broke the coffin confines
and howled free.
What lies beneath the...

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Death of a marital relationship is painful.
I pray that I never encounter such pain.

Indivisible is replaced by splitting, by divisible.
Like mercy trumps judgment, may unity...

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Dancing in the water to tunes of distant memories.
The times we’ve had together that only belong to you and me.
Running into the sunset, we weren’t...

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