Short To My Wife Poems

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Luck

I said to my wife, did you know?
If you drop a brick on your toe
It’s regarded as luck
But it hurts like F—K
I would rather be unlucky so
© John Scott  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Timeless Love

Moon aglow And sun which shines Fire It reigns Before the edge of time Our love was made Dedicated to my wife Milagros

Missing You

How can I miss you if you won't go away
I playfully said that to my wife one day
Now that she's gone there's not much more to say
Missing You

   3/8/12
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member To My Wife - Happy Anniversary

Twenty years of wedded bliss
this September we celebrate.
All because of that first kiss
when your lips settled my fate
and love my life would dominate.
© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Family

F     ather
A     nd
M    other
I      I
L     love
Y     you



______________________________________
Credit goes to my wife Irina for this gem. :) gw
Form: Acrostic


To My Wife

Diane,
What you know about physics and calculus wouldn't fill a thimble.
What you know about love and goodness overflows my heart,
    Every day.
I love you,
D.

I Saw It Coming

Everytime we kiss
Her nose pokes me in the eye
I saw it coming




Okay I'm just kidding just in case somebody can copy and paste, and this gets back to my wife
© Larry Belt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

Will Propose With a Rose

Will Propose with a Rose

When to my wife I would propose;
Gave kiss  and handed her a rose;
To put in vase;
On mantel place;
Love her forever now she knows.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Wedded Bliss

While listening to my wife complain
She filled my head with a terrible pain
She says her butt's getting fat
She even blames me for that
And then she waits for me to explain
© Larry Belt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Wedded Bliss

While listening to my wife complain
She filled my head with a terrible pain
She says her butt's getting fat
She even blames me for that
And then she waits for me to explain
© Larry Belt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member You Obviously Haven'T Been Listening

Talking to my wife about reincarnation Creature be, be a creature sensation Honestly what would you be A cow your telling me You obviously haven't been listening .
Form: Limerick

Poke It!!!

Her mom has a wart on her face that grows
How that thing got there nobody knows
I looked to my wife and said
"Poke it, I think that its dead"
She said, "Stop it!, that thing is her nose"
© Larry Belt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Christmas Charity

When I lied to my folks I got away scot free
When I lied to my wife she hugged and kissed me
But with my boss I let loose
Calling him vile and obtuse
Now I ask for your kind Christmas charity

12/20/22
Form: Limerick

Promises, Promises

Promises,  Promises

A promise with saying I do
Back in the year nineteen sixty two
A promise of love to my wife
She is my love for all my life
A promise to love her forever 
Will I love again, I think never
Form: Couplet

Sort of Silly

Sort of Silly

I seem to be on a beautiful roll.

Saw a nice filly walking on Piccadilly;
To you this may sound sort of silly;
My marvelous pick;
Good looking chick;
Compared to my wife was willy nilly.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Advice Adviser

I'm retired but do I still have a life Yes, sexual adviser I am to my wife But if I say try this It'll be totally bliss If I desire I'll ask for your advice . Challenged to write on the back of a Joke!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Turnabout

Read Now Look to my wife.
    It’s sad, but it’s true:
When finished, she asked,
    “Is that about you?”
Read She danced with the moon
    and waited to see,
And sure enough, she asked,
  “Is that about me?”
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Adele

• A true love I have been lucky to find, she has
• Destroyed my demons, she has 
• Encouraged me in all that I have done, 
• Loved me from the start, her love is true, it is 
• Everlasting and eternal. 

An acrostic tribute to my wife.
Form: Acrostic

To my wife

Christmas cake:
last year I tried to bake
something  like my granny used to do.

Alas, I made a mess, it tasted awful too.
Oh eew - and I was  running to and fro the loo.
Well, it almost put me off for life,

so hard it snapped my knife!
To my wife...
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Other

Premium Member My Devotion

Devotion is a very special word to me
All of mine belongs to my wife
She is my very soul you see
The forever-true love of my life
She removed all my pain and strife
Speaking on devotion all I can say
She is my every second of everyday


For Trudy's contest

Premium Member The Merchant Beguile

the merchant beguile
sat not sanded, miracle mile
what went where whence
was their way, around the fence
in American fen
gators and crossbow
sickened accosted
absolutely aware
awed without care
float and flutter
your way through this life
see me clear
back to my wife
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.

A Poem of Apology

To my wife
I have been cruel
and waisted my words like a fool
instead of encouragement
I spoke only resentment
while to many of my promises remained broken
and left no flower or jewelry as a token
as for my treachery I do regrett
and I fear she will not forgive me or forget

Car Troubles

my car broke down
when i went out of town
i got mad and kicked the fender
i never should have took the lender
so i had it towed back to town
and then i saw that stinkin clown
and then i started to frown
it's been a long day 
so i went home to my wife
i wonder if i can continue my life.
© Diet Water  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Within Her Eyes

She was fair, 
with blonde hair 
I saw myself 
within her eyes,
she bought fortune in my life
and she was a boon to my wife,
she strode along the beach
her fingers clasped with mine,
I saw innocence
within her eyes,
she grew up to be the woman
whom I saw within her eyes.

18/10/2016
Form: Rhyme

Ode to My Wife

Your laughter lights the quiet room,
A gentle sun that breaks the gloom.
In every glance, a world I see,
A partner, friend, and heart to me.

Through fleeting days and endless years,
You share my dreams, you calm my fears.
In love’s soft weave, our spirits twine,
Forever yours, forever mine.
Form: Lyric

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