Short Fiancée Poems

Short Fiancée Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Fiancée by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Fiancée by length and keyword.


Premium Member Love Or Lust

Love Passionate, romantic Pining, enduring, pleasing Sweetheart, fiancée, pick-up, convenience Uncaring, unsatisfying, unfulfilling Quick, disastrous Lust
written April 26, 2021
Form: Diamante


Haiku


  liquid brewed oil
  evigorating aroma 
  kick starts my day
  
  his fiancée wandering 
  In the ballroom 
  Loves bitter flavor

  hammock  swinging 
  between two palms
  my midday dream
 
  sun- schorhed field
  a lone love circles
  the silence below

    still pond
    dragonfly wings 
    Rippling sky
Form: Haiku

So You Want a Diamond

So you want a diamond
A great big stone
I don't need a fiancée
I want to be alone

So you want a band of gold
Looking for a man
No ring from me
Ill run as fast as I can

So you want a commitment
A long term promise
Not from me
Wishful thinking I guess

So you want to walk away
All mad at me
I don't understand
What the problem might be
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Trample, More Like Trampled

Trampled underfoot
Two words that describe my life
Initially my first fiancée
And latterly my wife

To be cheated on
Then a broken trust
In monetary and in love
Like ageing bread, I'd be the crust

To their Lions
Is where I awake
Dazed and confused
How much more can I take

My peripheral world is hazy
Whom we meet, their sometimes not
Trample, more like trampled
My name is James, forget me not
Form: Rhyme

My Queen-03

(Dedicated to my “Little Queen Fiancée” Sultana Yeasmin)

On the canvas of heart 
Let me build my home of love 

The air freshness of Eden Garden 
Let it come to hug us 

Through the buzzing of honey bees  
Let's make a song of epithalamion 

It’s you; it's me on the everlasting chariot of trust 
Bride or groom is nothing on our friendship mast


© Mahtab Bangalee,Chattogram
July 28, 2021


Lost

Lost....

When I'm without you,
Simply I am lost.

Left on my own and lonely,
Outcast from all that’s glossy.
So far from my one and only,
Too many miles by hoof.

Told you,
I’m lost,
In the shadows,
aloof.

Longingly looking for you,
Only to find you’re not there.
Solidifying what's true,
To be found nowhere.

Liz White,
I’m lost,
Without you,
I despair.
In the echo of your absence,
I’m a whisper in the air.
Form: Rhyme

The Four Ages of Woman

The four ages of woman

Girlfriend 
Catch me if you can
Pretend to run away
Mischievous is the laughter
With lots of fun and play

Fiancée 
Hearts all a flutter
A promise of everything
Upon her hand forever
The most romantic ring

Wedding 
Looking really stunning
Standing there in white
But the girl that you did fall for 
Will be gone tonight

Wife 
The ring of gold a symbol 
Everything now clear
She only wants a husband
And a lot of “Yes, my dear!”

Premium Member Perception - Mirror

The beauty you see in me is a reflection of you- Rumi
                          (Picture: 2)


What is beauty?

It’s a knotty problem to be solved.

Does it hide in our faces? Thoughts?

In our actions?  Or in our achievements?

Snow shielded ground is a setback for many beasts

But not for a polar bear

I felt the rainy day irksome.

When I walked with my fiancée in rain, I felt the rainy day awesome.

Where is beauty?

Perception matters, doesn't it?


Place: 14th

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