Marriage Narrative Poems
These Marriage Narrative poems are examples of Narrative poems about Marriage. These are the best examples of Narrative Marriage poems written by international poets.
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conflict, destiny, england, history,
I Was So Lost
by Marilyn S Jennings
I Was So Lost
I had been raised in church but a religious church.
They did acknowledge there was a God but
His Son was pictured as dead...
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appreciation, baptism, truth,
Money
by Vidya Raghunathan
Money is better than barter
Money is better than share
Money takes you further than you dare
Though hands, not money built my walls
Hands put together materials...
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betrayal, funny, how i
THE BITTER SCAR OF MY LIFE
by NAOREM JENNY
It was Sunday night,
My husband’s family created
A remarkable unresolvable lifelong scar.
The scar that changed my life.
I can never forget that day,
The day when me...
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feelings, heartbreak, heartbroken, jealousy,
Family Remembers, Part III
by David Welch
III-Jana
Four months following Marie’s conviction,
Jana walked calmly into the prison,
there to see her former sister-in-law,
doing twenty years for sale and possession.
She had a purpose she...
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anger, dark, divorce, family,
Family Remembers, Part II
by David Welch
II-Marie
It was two full days after this charade
when Marie was told the grim news,
her ex-husband had been shanked in prison,
killed by two illegal alien youths.
When...
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anger, dark, divorce, family,
Family Remembers, Part I
by David Welch
I-Robby
Robby had been married going on eight years,
2hen his Marie demanded a divorce,
whe had been planning, lawyering up,
and instantly dragged it into the court.
Poor Robby...
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anger, dark, divorce, family,
The Ritual
by Robert Fox
Oh my darling, a white picket fence,
Oh my darling, a polite cricket wench,
In my face, you can't see, my soul.
Oh, my darling, oh, my darling,...
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betrayal, community, fantasy, hurt,
Addicted
by Vivian Faulkner
The residual effect still lingers on
The night we met was oh so exciting
Electricity filled the air
From across the crowded room we stared at each other
Our...
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blessing, emotions, fantasy, humor,
Are You Waiting On Him
by Marilyn S Jennings
Are You Waiting On HIM?
You who have been given a vision or a promise from the LORD that you are truly looking forward to its...
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spiritual, wisdom,
Never Called Son
by Caren Krutsinger
I was a middle child,
the middle of three unwanted children
Our mother was English, an actress,
who had the misfortune of
loving our father, who abandoned...
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11th grade, 12th grade,
Space Queen
by David Allan
Her girlfriends called her space queen, told me behind her back,
But I saw right away, the character that they lacked,
She said this, or she said...
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love, marriage,
The Death of Marriage
by Steve Zak
It looked so right on paper to everyone; but when the night embraced her she was alone, still wanting to believe in love.
Her footsteps...
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heartbreak, loneliness, loss, lost
VULNERABLE WHO
by VIJAI PANT
She appeared vulnerable
When a professional assignment
Brought two complete strangers together
Sharing with an unknown
All about herself
A ‘failed’ marriage, an ‘abusive’ husband
She ‘sitting’ beside him,
While he was...
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satire, woman, word play,
Seven Years
by Michelle Faulkner
When are our best years? So many in this society seem to think it is their youth, or their twenties....
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appreciation, depression, husband, introspection,
Living With The Wolfman
by Caren Krutsinger
She stopped smiling as soon as she picked up the subtle slow opening of the front door. Jake, her grown up three-year-old stopped playing....
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abuse, addiction, anger, family,
Thugging For Peace, Part II
by David Welch
The lead thug burst forth, swinging at Max,
catching him with a fist just under the eye,
Max pitched backwards, fell to the floor,
off-balanced, he slammed hard...
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confidence, freedom, mother, political,
Havana Nights
by Steve Zak
The steamy Havana night air became heavy through the broken-up streets of the old city where ancient Detroit monsters were on display like dinosaurs from...
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lust, sexy, travel,
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marriage, romantic love, wife,
Soon Enough, Part II
by David Welch
...The wedding was planned for that fifth year,
but when it came Rob sadly did say:
“I’m being deployed, they’re put us on alert,
I’m sorry love, but...
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angst, life, loss, love,