Married People Poems | Examples

These Married People poems are examples of People poems about Married. These are the best examples of People Married poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberEntangled

 He glanced at her. Her eyes said sure
 She was married, and he made two
 Yet their hearts spilled into an affair

 Would they regret this affair?
 They could not be sure
 The tango always takes two

 Rendezvous continued for the two
 As they got more entangled in their affair
 How to get out, they weren't sure
 
Sure, two people can get entangled in an affair
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.


Premium MemberRelativity

 Albert Einstein
 In science he did shine
 With great perceptivity
 He gave us the theory of relativity

  Relativity was buzzin'
 With many theories, a dozen?
 He took it a bit far
 Some found it quite bizarre
 When he married his own cousin!

 Einstein met his first wife in school
 He found her to be real cool
 But he divorced her soon
 To relativity's tune!
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberClerihew Millay

Edna St Vincent Millay
for poetic immortality oft did pray
With her command of the ' traditionel
then married & became so conventional

Premium MemberFamily People

Family People

I cannot go back to Africa;
My roots are in America,
Where I was born, raised, and married.

When my grandparents told stories
Of a land across the ocean,
I dreamed with them of going there.

Memories fade like names engraved in stone,
And I can’t go back to Africa;
America is my home.

Premium MemberClerihew Nicholson

The Nicholsons Wiiliam& Ben
English artist men
Landscape Father Bill ,the son pioneered abstract
Ben married sculptor Hepworth to be more exact
art


Premium MemberClerihew Cuyp

Son of a painter Aelbert Cuyp
married a rich widow pretty quick
Art he was no longer a fan
so because a notable politician
art

Premium MemberVirgo

Vitality is brimming; also diplomatic -with a smile that is winning,

I’m logical and grounded, for I am Zodiac’s maiden - married to the earth.

Relaxation Virgos crave; with such nervous energy, we tend to worry,

Grappling with decisions – always keeping busy; but we also like to clean?

Oh, my, that part is not ME. However, quite the Virgo, I love practicality.


April 1, 2021
for Charlotte Puddifoot's  Star Sign Acrostics Poetry Contest
N/A

Premium MemberComplacent Denial-

My cup runs over with your Discord and content Like a vase full of complacent Now your flowery words are tasteless Your pride set aside haunting memories Miraculously sits beside me The unimportant am I I married not even your smile And then this I ask and wonder why For you smug your shoulders turn your eye You shop derogatories at me and say .. Who am I... Complacent denial!
11/19/19 Written word by James Edward Lee Sr

Premium MemberInspiring People

Inspiring People 
Curtis Johnson               


So inspirational
Married couple                                                                                    
Husband 90
Wife 94

05212019PoSoup

Premium MemberColor Blind

I approach her with the same
Love I approach my family with.
Her skin is black.
I try to speak a few words in her
Native language to welcome her.
Her skin is brown.
I married a Chinese/Hawaiian
and our child is beautiful.
His skin is yellow/brown.
I write poetry about the Native
Americans to celebrate them.
Their skin is red.
I fit in with every race because 
My color contains all colors.
My skin is white.

© Connie Marcum Wong

Note: In honor of all the recent innocent deaths.

Premium MemberLathered To Leathered

Hey barber, give me a shoe and a shine As he's lathered he feels just fine Then he views the shoe shiner Wow, what breasts, nothing finer My hands on them I wish they were mine Young lady, let's spend time in a motel room Get to know each other, vroom vroom I'm married, och, you'll be fine I'll pay, say your working overtime You tell him, the barbers my groom . Challenged to write this based on a joke!

Premium MemberMaid

I once referred to a woman as a "barmaid"
She snapped back, "I'm a bartender. I'm nobody's maid!"
and then she said to me without missing a beat as she placed my drink on the bar,
"My friend is getting married and I'm going to be the bride's maid of honor."

Women?

Premium MemberStill Life

In my area there’re no children with diapers      
No young people in their formative years             
There are no young people married or singles 
People call it “ a place of aged and aging couples"  

No young people in their formative years     
To regenerate no people returning home  
People call it “ a place of aged and aging couples" 
To the past or future they have no eyes       

To regenerate no people returning home  
No young people in their formative years 
To the past or the future they have no eyes  
In my area there’re no children with diapers  

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