Short Wedding Party Poems

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


Premium Member Dirty Little Creeks

limericks float in dirty little creeks
a sucker punch to the face of peace
similar to silent farting
in a lacy wedding party 
bottom-of-the-barrel poem?
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Picture Perfect Day

blue and white flowers and decorations

framing the happy couple

... a picture perfect day


the happy tears and smiles intermingling

through wedding party and guests

... the joy was contagious
Form: Kimo

Cherry Blossom Season

It's cherry blossom season
Pink petals of confetti
Showering the wedding party
Blessing bride and groom.



Watching night-time sky
Shooting star blaze overhead
Wishing good not bad omen
Tomorrow's love tryst.
Form: Dodoitsu

Wedding Day

Wedding Day


Bright Saturday in June
and there, for once, the whole of it
and, Lord, I have no camera.

Outside the church
a wedding party waits.
A Mass is still in progress.

Before the wedding can begin
ten men, in files of five,
must carry out the corpse.


Donal Mahoney

Transitions

Transitions


Bright Saturday in Spring
and there, for once, the whole of it
and, Lord, I have no camera.

Outside the church
a wedding party waits.
A Mass is still in progress.

Before the wedding can begin
ten men, in files of five,
must carry out the corpse.


Donal Mahoney


At the Crossroads

Saša Milivojev - AT THE CROSSROADS


Again I hear the trumpets
And a wedding party from afar
It raises the dead
They are coming
And I'm leaving
Embroidering the shroud
For myself
Made of cheap verses
Of wails and pains
That no one can hear
In the silence
At the crossroads
I speak to the Light and the Darkness

 

Saša Milivojev

www.sasamilivojev.com
Form: Lyric

I Want It To Be You

In a moment of Despacito,
my heart bubbles with joyous symphonies 
from your crackless trachea,
how you compose notes with dexterity.
What if I told you, 
I want it to be you?

Each minute with you is a wedding party
directed with expertise.
Open up and let's walk through this path,
chasing us around the merry-go-round,
oozed up with strawberries and daffodils.
In deep passionate laughter we float.
What if I told you,
I want it to be you?

Wedding In Paris

Wedding in Paris

Coming out of the church after the wedding
smiles and cameras clicked.
From the steps, I saw a tramp in the park looking for 
something to eat
he found a half slice of a pizza.
With all the clatter going on, I slipped away
had a whisky in the nearby bar.
I saw the tramp coming out of the park my idea
was to give him money.
I was self-conscious, hated the thought
of looking patronizing, so I had another whisky
Before joining the wedding party.
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Ode To a Theme Wedding

A couple are wed
At a tiny chapel
On a country road
The guest are waiting 
Outside to congratulate

The guest gather outside
only the wedding party
Are allowed inside
For the wedding ceremony
The guest greet thecouple
When they come outside
Throwing rice at them

When they leave the chapel
They go somewhere for photos
While the guest travel
To the reception hall

When the meal is served
A toast to bride and groom
Then throw the bouquet
With dancing music follows
Form: Ode

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