Short Bridegroom Poems

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Premium Member Married In White

the bridegroom had a certain reputation
but the bride was chaste
as clever young women are wont to be
married in white but why such haste
Form: Other


Awaiting the Bridegroom

The house has been cleaned, 
the hearts have been washed. 
With oil, the lamps are replete; 
all await with bated breath, 
the bridegroom to greet.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wedding Blues

There once was a bridegroom so wacky
His tuxedo was made of green khaki
   His bride screamed, "Ee gad!"
   Then went raving mad---
Her wedding ring was pure ticky-tacky
Form: Limerick

I Am Happy

It’s good to be 
a red fresh flower
Bride holds me
Guests look at me
High table I sit on
What a good day
To share tables
With Bride and
Bridegroom, surely
This is great joy.

Cold Feet

A frigid morning snowstorm
embraces its many guests,
a white veil at this wedding,
reluctant bridegroom.

11/07/2015


For "Winter Dodoitsu" contest sponsored by Heather Ober.
© George Aul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Dodoitsu


Premium Member My Bride

My darling bride,
You are so beautiful,
You are so sweet,
Your beauty is not
Merely skin deep,
You look so graceful,
So poised, so neat,
With you by my side,
I feel so complete.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Let Him Eat Frozen Cake

He showed up too late
  his trousers too short
wearing white socks
  asking 'What ring?'

My ex-bridegroom
  ~ the icing on the cake





Inspired by Silent One's contest,
When Plans don't go to plan...

The Lady Wonders

The bridegroom was over the hill
At ninety he held his own still
His bride a young eighty
Was too much a lady
To ask if he had a blue pill






**for "Slapstick Limerick Contest"
sponsored by John Freeman
© Deb Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Bride and Bridegroom Visual Smiles As Wide As the Horizon-

O' my lady whose was on her way to her marriage chamber,
both Father and father embrace her;
A smile as long as God's horizon,
as you thank Him for your bridegroom;
Hallelujah; 


8/10/19
Written by James Edward Lee Sr.2019©

Threads of Life

The Weaver weaves a web of glory
A tapestry of love
Woven with the threads of life
A gift from God above
Let it so clothe your heart today
That glory fills your life
And keep your mind on heaven
And the Bridegroom and His wife
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Loving (Relative Compound)

She bubbled over with love
Her face was lovely
To her bridegroom she was loved

© Joseph, 8/1/07
© All Rights Reserved



Relative compound: 3 lines of one word, with relative example(s)
Syllable count is 7-5-7
Created by Alvin Othto Stewart

Premium Member Hazel and Laughter

A bed of rose petals  Hazel sprawls
bed started  collapsing then falls
bridegroom heated with anger
then looked at each in  laughter
she wanted pickles  and ice cream balls


©5/21/2015

Contest Name: L&H Limericks 
Sponsor: Catie Lindsey
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
fun
Form: Limerick

Requiem

I saw upon that shatter’d looking glass
A fragment of myself,
Where Cleopatra wept upon
Her spectred bridegroom.

Tears of ivory flow’d forth unto
Her mount’d breasts,
As her tender lips mutter’d 
Upon their mortality:

‘Mortalis nemo est quam non attingit dolor’.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Future Thrills

One night I dreamt of my would-be bridegroom
We rode with flair a white horse in blue hills
Across moonshine soaked garden in full bloom
I woke up shaping in mind future thrills.

July 24, 2021
Syllable count : 10 per line (HMS)
Contest : Flair And Fun Quatrain Contest
Sponsor : Caren Krutsinger
Form: Quatrain

A matrimonial advertisement


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Interested parties can invest further in this regard:
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Thanks a lot.
Form: Bio

The Moon

The moon is calling on a starlit night,
looking for stars to attend his ball,
they are the dancers of the skies 
who will hoof and twirl before his eyes.

They are the brightest and most talented,
showing off their greatest and latest steps
as they dance across the celestial ballroom
as eager and enthused as a new bridegroom.

Premium Member Rest My Love-

Rest my love Darling in the arms Of the bridegroom my love Peace rest dream Heavenly thoughts Allow your spirit to be lifted up Rest dream good thoughts If you dream it all Be addressed a wake-up refresh You'll sleep at rest in Jesus arms
5/21/22 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.2022©
Form: Rhyme

The Queen of the Birds

The queen of the birds Sari was a menace to the village
                  She had the prying eyes and ears for every act of spillage
                           She saw Tara's husband in Sara's bedroom
                     She called out all birds and her creaky bridegroom 
               Out came the villagers when they yelled pillage pillage pillage
Form: Limerick

Come

 dramatic monologue 

come
come quickly 
come, spotless Bridegroom

come, Lord
come fill our thirst 
come, gift your bride with peace

come and conclude your covenant
come, declare your earthly kingdom
come, show your power over death

even so,
Lord Jesus, come

written by Reason A. Poteet
3 Sep 2014
using anaphora, a poetic device

Approaching Doom For a Bridegroom

I sense an approaching doom
A wallowing in loser’s gloom…..
In my dream, a filthy broom, 
Offering to serve a filthy tomb
And now facing The Newest Womb
To suffer The Newest Bridegroom
And out of my horrified room 
I zoom!
Eighteen hours now and the picture still loom
While simply wounds I lick and fume;
A sweet carnival suspending and an arranged plume.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Freed

FREED

I was kissed by Jesus, He loves me
I was washed by Jesus, He scrub me
Now I'm cleansed  I am free
I am washed, freed, and delivered from sin
I've been washed
I've been washed again
I am whole

A brand new being 
Cleansed the bridegroom
To save me from by doom
Freed
Awaiting continually to be...
Freed


2/24/18
Written by James Edward Lee Sr. 2018©

Now Married Soon Widowed

A Woman of Substance,
Cited as An Instance,
Her name Lady Constance …
The rest giving Distance!

Then, she become married
On her wedding carried:
A Worshipful Bridegroom,
Who could wait for their room
But would rather off zoom
To it long swept with broom …

But mid-street Fatal Crash,
To the Man A Fate harsh …

Now married soon widowed:
By Death overshadowed!
Form: Rhyme

The Wise In Heart

The sun is going down
Light the lamps
For darkness claims the sight

Five were wise and 
Five were foolish 

Trim the lamps came the cry
When darkness comes 
It is too late to look for oil

At midnight
The bridegroom came
He saw five lamps alight
The wise He whisked away

Work while you have the light of day
For the nighttime comes 
When no one can work.

©? Brenda V northeast   6th January  2012

Nancy J

Nancy Jones, 

on ya babe yer twice as good, 
a mate for sure who understood,
 me madness.
Death can come when eer it wants,
 i'll spring about n ponce,
 with just a little sadness... 
see you on the other side,
 when death does take me for a bride,
i wanna be the bridegroom...
i'll rattle on, can't find a tune,
 sidestep dodge the bloody moon,
johnson's locked away 4 badness? 
  addled with some gladness...
Form: Ballade

My Love For You

I smell her sweet perfume
In the gentle evening breeze
Mingled with humid salty seas
I am her loving bridegroom
And I await her presence in our room
True love is in full bloom
I listen to fronds of palm trees
Stars twinkle as far as the eye sees
My heart goes flutter zoom
Her love for me is pure
My love for her is very sure
Gentle heartbeats are shared by two
Mon Cher what can I say
Our love is so real today
Passion within me just grew
© Linda Barr  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sonnet

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