Short Tie The Knot Poems

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Tie the Knot Limerick

There was a girl, of I thought 
I loved her so much, a ring I bought
  Thinking of happy marriage 
  To propose I summed up all my courage 
Unfortunately, she wasn’t ready to tie the knot.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Wedding Blues:Bliss

Old folk tie the knot
fifty years of pure friendship
ends at the altar
 
Old folk tie the knot
fifty years of pure friendship
enhanced

Both sides of the coin here!

© Harry J Horsman  2010
Form: Senryu

Glad Gallows

Show me how you tie the knot
   Wow, great!
Does it fit your head?
   It would suit you!
Are your legs tired?
   Don't you want to rest them?
   Don't you trust yourself to overcome anything?
Don't you trust me?
© Cool Kid  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Avatar -Not

There was once a guy named Roy
I met online from the city of Troy
     Avatar was smokin hot,
      Wanted to tie the knot.
Met in person- shock, he was a boy







*Troy is a city in Detroit 



11/23/2020
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

History of the Pretzel

Your bedtime prayers
Coupled with the right Scriptures
Yield "pretiolas"

To tie the knot with...
Thick, soft "bretzels" are folded
Like arm over arm.

Hard, brown pretzel twists
Are more than little rewards-
Sweet licks, salty bites...
Form: Haiku


A Haiku Poetry On Colors of Relationship

[1]
Adore each other
 perennial relationship
 couple tie the knot

 [2] 
 Will you marry me
 tremendous flash of lightning
 popping the question

 [3]
 Dating someone else
 cheated on one's life partner
 exists a love rat

(By Kishan Negi)
Form: Haiku

Premium Member The Cottage

Message me sometime some night 
Tell me all will be alright 
That waiting will not be for naught 
That someday we will tie the knot
See that cottage over there?
It's ours the day that we're a pair
Quaintly boho, modern style
Anything to make you smile
Form: Rhyme

Tie the Knot

Being with you
in your grace,
this feeling of love
can't be replaced.
You're gentle and trusting,
I admire your ways...
believe me love,
you drive me insaine!
So, let us unite,
let us close the deal;
your love and thought 
Is all I can feel.
Thank you for all
the time we've shared.
Now let's make it forever
and have our love be declared!
Form:

Premium Member Looking At the Moon

High in sky the moon drifts by up above the land. Warming glow on those below lovers hand in hand. Through the years her name appears written down in time. Verse by verse the words disperse in a poet’s rhyme. We both knew as our love grew on that day in June; love so hot we’d tie the knot looking at the moon.
Form: Rhyme

Most Awaited

Five years ago, I met you
and now, I am about to utter “I do”
Before I walk down the aisle
Let us sit for a while
Enjoy our moment to
live in the past too
This day is one of the few
and will always be worthwhile
IN JUNE
A woman’s every dream to
tie the knot with someone like you
Even if I walk a mile
I will still smile
because it will happen, I knew
IN JUNE..
Form: Rondeau

A Dot

If I were a dot,
I’d end Misery at one shot,
As Mirth would tie the knot.
If I were a dot,
I’d remove the human’s defective clot,
Bringing back the love they forgot.
If I were a dot,
I’d witness the beginning of a lot,
Of the virtues that we have got.
If were a dot, 
A dot, 
A dot…
Let the greedy race rot!	


Non-Human Contest
 Sponsor: Chantelle Anne Cooke.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member A Knotty Nightie

A naughty knight, his maiden sought,
Had high hopes they might tie the knot.
And though they ought, or so he thought,
’Twas all for naught, disaster-fraught,
Forgot how tied her nightie knots.
She, humored not, said Gute Nacht!

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SECOND PLACE WINNER for the "Naughty Yet Innocent" Poetry Contest Sponsored by Mohan Chutani Written on 03/01/2022
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Life, Love: Paradoxically

laughing i can barely see through my tears 
laughing i can barely see how i've been torn 

joyously enjoying life i never want to leave here
joyously enjoying life not longer torment do i have to hear

with this hand in mine i can finally tie the knot 
with this hand in mine i feel no longer like naught

wanting to gain her affection i offer her this rose 
wanting to gain her affection from my seat i rose
Form: Couplet

WOOING

Baby show me your inner light
The road to your heart
You're so captivating 
Very elegant 
Let's tie the knot
I'm ready to pay the tithes 
Just to stay in your life
I'm so delighted, trust me
We'll never fight, if you're on my side
I'll give you all of me
We'll always walk side by side
Steady on a flight to greater heights 
Into different dimensions of love
Intimacy, passion and commitment, forever is the goal.
Form: Sonnet

My Commitment Fears

Many a pretty - and not so pretty 
    Women have wanted to "tie the knot" with me 
        in my life 
Fool that I am 
I always avoicece their "tender traps"
However I have taken up 
  the craft of poetry 
which can lift one 
  into the stratosphere 
  if you let it 
  So poet, brothers and sisters 
     Dry your tears 
You will soon enough be in a place 
where love and hate do not exsist
Peace - Peace - Peace
Form: Bio

My Commitment Fears - a Short Confessional Ode

Many a pretty woman - and not so pretty woman 
has wanted to "tie the knot"
Fool that I am I never did - I avoided the "tender trap" 
However - and this is very important
I have taken up the craft of poetry 
Which as you know out there in the darkness 
can lift you up into the stratosphere - if you let it 
So, poetic brothers and sisters
   Dry your tears, you will all too soon be in a place where love and hate do not exist 
Peace Peace Peace

Forever

you put me through a lot 
Some things I even forgot
Making me think you are all I’ve got 
With you I’ve been in the happiest 
And most demoralizing spot
I finally noticed your plot 
Stop being ignorant and take note
Its because of you I became a poet 
My life revolves around every quote 
You are behind every poem I’ve wrote
I’ll always give you another shot
Let’s tie the knot 
Go to a place that’s remote 
And enjoy this beautiful life we got

Say, I Love You



My eyes move towards the hallow
Leaving the thoughts - nearly shallow

I know, your love is axiomatic 
But the way you tie the knot 
I get strangled in it

I am a free spirit, like the wind
I roam here and there on my own will
I am not that guy whom you can bind
I take charge on my own driving wheel 

Altruistic love
Restricts me to be harsh - but 
Continuously 
You need asseveration 
From me, to say, " I love you" 


18.04.2018
Form: Verse

Just Because

Just because you saw a pond
Didn’t mean you had to swim
Just because you found a gown
Was not time to tie the knot 

A knockout yes, yes I know
But it is for another time 
And another place for all 
This is the end of this day

Come with me to another place
Another happier time
When peace walked in the streets
And joy talked to all our kind

Your future holds you know not now
But one thing I can see
That peace will come to you someday
And tears will wash away
© Lady Mar  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Dear I Left Flowers

Dear I Left Flowers My dear we were once madly in love, I thought Then why didn't we both tie the knot To think of the dreams you tear The love that you fear We matched well Dear All was swell My car was in gear But you walked far than near You left for that lowlife all for naught My dear we were once madly in love, I thought 1/18/23 Writing Challenge - Andaree Form - Poetry Contest Sponsor-Constance La France 2nd
Form: Rhyme

Fun and Gone

Hard to look back to memories from past
Asking a question, "Why it did not last?"
She was broken, in pain and have cracks
Doubt with all the promises she thought were fact
It was a short journey yet fun
He had fun and ran
She gave her heart and hurt
This awfully precious love of mine avert

Love me not
She was willing to tie the knot
It was forever he said
Now never and his love faded

Her foolish heart was bruised
He was perfectly rogue
Everything was a lie
It's best to say goodbye
© Beth Himor  Create an image from this poem.

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