Short Wifely Poems

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Premium Member Wifely Almost Revenge

She saw her husband hold a woman tight.
Began plotting his death with adamsite.
Rage dissipated and became more light
When his cousin came to spend the night

For it was the woman she had seen
Hugging her husband so rich and keen.
Adamsite pushed behind things that clean.
Killing him now would be really mean
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member I Hear Mice Dancing

I can hear those whiskers dancing the kitty cat said.
You can’t stated her husband. It’s all in your head.
Now I see them too she said. Come here Ed!
He said “That’s enough of that. Bring me some bread.

Kitty cat turned and let out six giant growls.
They turned wifely and mean, sort of like howls.
Ed turned and ran from her wrath all blue.
The mouse couple laughed and did another soft shoe.
Form: Rhyme

Is it right to feel hearbroken

I have never thought I felt love
But I do know it's face
I prayed to God to reveal love to me
He replied
Work accordingly 
I am far away
My other half lives his life yet I could not get him to believe
That love not really cherished
Can grow distant 
Intertwined two hearts
No one can really understand
Does he still remember to think of me
In his life am I still apart of his wifely duties plans?
Form: ABC

Wifely

By Parizo Van Thulare 

In love your beauty i fell
In your heart is where i want to dwell
To all my haters i say farewell
This time you all going to hell 
I have some tales to tell 
In you i feel trapped as a yolk in an egg shell
True love is what i smell 
You are treating me so well
Give me a chance , that love i have for you will swell
You are a hard drive that drives my feelings to excel 
You are flower with that breathtaking scent  
I can't wait to be locked out of this cell
Form: Sonnet

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