Matrimonial Poems - Poems about Matrimonial

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Cologne and perfume Are fruity sweet, floral scent Gift for bride and groom....

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The walls and the couch are my dear friends Tucked all day in blankets and sheets Holding direly to my fragile heart Worried about what tomorrow holds Scared of what the night may bring And from the window a shadow of hope flickers Of what pleasure might be out there I envy the giggles from the kid's room And the...

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E-xcellent L-itterateur's Y-early & W-ords I-mplement L-ovely M-atrimonial A-nniversary A-s B-ride A-nd G-room O-ffer N-ame Topic: Anniversary of Ely & Wilma E. Abagon (January 09) Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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J-ust I-nterpret M-atrimonial M-essage Y-ou & P-oetically R-ead E-njoying C-elebration's Y-early N-ote I-n E-uphoric V-ertical A-crostic Topic: Anniversary of Jimmy & Precy Nieva (January 07) Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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C-omposer's H-eartfelt A-crostic R-ightfully L-ets E-very M-atrimonial A-nniversary G-et N-ice E-xpression & J-ust H-appily E-mploying N-uptial N-ote D-espite E-veryday L-ife's R-umors O-f S-orrow A-s R-ejoicer I-s O-ptimistic Topic: Anniversary of Charlemagne & Jhenn Del Rosario (December 19) Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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In my room at night I switched off the lights And played us cool blues It was just your love I knew In the bed of love with God One needs romance that is strong For the renewal of our strength. For the sustenance of my breath For me to make it in life, I need this play with my wife That romance that keeps...

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THE BREAKFAST OF SCANDAL Once upon a lofty testament The blue print of a rhapsodic love furls Among the two betrothed by a mutual affection. Their love echoes and here to stay and born. Their twin love merges to one By the highly acclaimed folk, A great éclat from dawn to dusk; The world transfixed with joy; ...

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Achievements not mine Grace to my rescue To ensure fortitude doesn’t decline But continues in every circumstance to give Christine and I the clue To promote humility first and foremost If we’re to get far Performing better, our abilities to shine the most In our heart, in our mind, in our car Reflecting upon measures we’d taken In tiny issues, in temperance issues Appreciating past...

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Homes broken, futures stolen Lives shattered Children, men and women forsaken Beauties and cuties battered Family members scattered Matrimonial vows broken Values down watered Untruths spoken Wedding and kitchen party celebrations forgotten Tempers raised, minds crazed Intransigence and insolence gotten Sorrows grazed, sanity and sobriety erased Divorce legal proceedings pursued Bad blood contemplated Acrimony and recrimination ensued In score setting scenes dilated and inflated Dark thoughts entertained Anger drawn, thrown and...

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Smog’s gray melancholy, whiffs of the dying day, I brood, a morose musing mood in grim gloaming; memories are taunting in staccato display, withdrawn commiseration stirs pathos roaming. Words weaponized wreaked cold-blooded frosted arrows, hailed psyche pierced with valiant ‘I hate you!’ war cries; road to your heart’s ransom forevermore narrows, my matrimony’s unpredictable demise. Susan Ashley August 10, 2017 N/A For Contest: Eight Word...

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I Wait patiently for bride, groom I will quickly move and grab the beautiful bride and kiss her with lunatic lust before groom knocks and enters here tonight...

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Words lovely flow in a pellucid stream Holding both her hands, their eyes meet with gleam Oath is so clear to love her forever Star glides down her heart, is she a dreamer? He gives her roses with whitest petals Witnesses muster transparent portals Blessings they bestow...he takes their full trust With all their wishes that his love will last. She’s a crystal...

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Upon the drying of the matrimonial Ink Neither did think Upon the drying of the matrimonial ink Their marriage would stink Till death do us part Was not the end but the start Of what drew them apart She called him an old fart He , Her a tart You see they both played their part Played at perfecting his and her art Of driving home...

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