Spouse Poems | Examples

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Premium Member Spouse Minichu

A darling, a sweetheart
We agree to disagree and become carefree
Cupid's dart!

In sorrows, joys
We share all, over a coffee
Our poise!!

Tranquil
Life glows in glee
Fill!!!

A darling, a sweetheart
We share all, over a coffee
Fill!!!

Premium Member My Family


My family, not grand but warm and bright,
Bathed in faith, trust, love and long lasting light
With my spouse the linchpin, the centre stage,
A shining grand-daughter, eight years of age,
The apple of eye of the family,
A daughter-in-law, teaching happily,
Elder son dipped in programming passion,
A young one, with management attraction,
With all under my soft supervision,
Making four walls a home free from tension.

Family

parents
expect nothing
shower love beyond words
provide, protect, propel children
givers

siblings
fight, love, share, care
help  overcome  struggles
squabble for parents' attention
keepers

helpmeet
stays by your side
without whom life's lacking
heart's most compatible darling
twin flame

children
light of your life
perfectly imperfect
cute, their charm melts your defenses 
God's gifts


Premium Member Shadow of Tears


                                              A shadow veils the daylight
                                          Where sorrow sees swollen eyes,
                                           Dripping tears obscure the view
                                              As silent promise she keeps,
                                               After demise of her spouse,
                                                   To share a sunken spirit-
                                                 But at night, joy incarnate.

I Need a Good Wife

I need a good wife,
Who's ready to be my spouse.
I'll give you my life,
And you will reign in my house.

Take me as in-law,
Parents who raised a beauty.
I come with no flaw—
Her care will be my duty.

Whether tall or short,
I care not, so long there's love.
Care her strong forte,
Her true self clear, not in glove.

Time in endless dash,
So age pleads on my behalf.
Let your true love splash
Into my heart, make me laugh.

Premium Member ATTIC

In my weary old mind,
in a very old house.
What will I see or find?
Running around a mouse,
ghosts of the past and spouse.
Cobwebs blow in the wind.


Your Spouse Doesn't Have The Right To Drain You

Love is not a siphon, not the slow hiss
of your breath leaving your body
to fill another’s hollow chest.
It is not the night you stay awake
listening for the sound of breaking—
the cup, the heart, the spirit.

You were born with your own fire,
your own name in the dark.
No vow ever meant surrender of the soul.
When they call their rage a sickness,
you may understand, but you must not drown.

Love does not bruise, or barter, or beg.
It does not take what cannot be given.
Pain is not proof of devotion—
you are not their cure, nor their mirror.
Step back into the light.
Your being whole is not self betrayal.

Premium Member Summer Night Without Your Spouse

       When the silver moon tangoes out, with a lyrical hum,
       And my heart beats like the gentlest drum.

       Then, does my warm breathing hearspeed,
        Oh, it is then, you, just you, I so lovingly need!

        Come here, oh so close, bright, sweetheart of mine,
        Crystal Anniversary glasses of chilled, Chardonnay wine.

         It is then..that with moonlit tears do I awaken,
         The sad realization, by God, was ‘twas years ago you were taken!

Premium Member Before Midnight


                                                true love
                                           isn`t just kisses
                                    but caring when one is ill
                                 resting by the bedside at night
                                      that makes a real spouse.

Distant love

The sunset knows the tears I hide
It paints the pain I hold inside

Clouds wander through the evening sky
Wondering where have you gone and why

To Breeze I speak in hushed replies
Beyond the seas and foreign trees

they live alone to earn some bread
And whisper dreams to the Moon instead.

Premium Member Seeking My Lady

Although retired and glad to be "job free"
I've still places to go, things to do, people to see...

When I get back home the first 'Order of Biz'
Is seek out where Sweetie Lady is

I start my search through 1st floor rooms
Kitchen; computer niche; both bedrooms

If searching fails to show where she went
I go down to check our cold basement

She doesn't go up to the model airplane attic
So all that points to my one remaining tactic

Explore the 'Wilderness': to wit:
The lot on which our house doth sit

Although the view across the yard would seem to be quite clear
She has amazing ability in it to disappear

So then I have to raise my voice
Like a pet owner, but I have no choice

I plead "Please call to me, my Sweetie Dear!
I cannot tell if you are here!"

She emerges from some bush, with pruner
How can I not have seen her sooner?

No matter, now that she's in sight 
I only want to hug her tight!

Love of my Life: searching I DON't dread 
Is when I search for you at night
Close by me...in our bed!

Premium Member Example Among Many

Example Among Many

Standing before a distraught spouse  
It was about half past noon   
Hearing heated words of strife   
“I’m leaving you and very soon”   

“Those sacred vows; I meant for life   
But you broke that precious trust    
  I have been your faithful spouse   
Never have I felt such disgust”   

A week later at about noon  
An emergency call came    
One was dead in their bedroom    
Soon the police knew who to blame   

Quickly brought in shackles to court    
Was found guilty by twelve peers         
Beyond reasonable doubt   
No one was elated, none cheered   

“Your malicious actions are rife   
Life without parole you’ll pay   
For the murder of your spouse” 
All there heard the trial judge say 

Sitting in jail with time to think    
Tears running down a worn face     
A sad heart began to sink   
Had lost more than one could replace     

How many times must it happen    
Over and over again   
Atrocious deeds of passion    
Causing much heartache and pain  

Could this be a primeval curse   
Consequence of Eden’s fall    
Lingers to spoil human worth   
Tainted history since mankind’s birth

Premium Member Keats, the entertainer



My uncle’s name is Keats.
He eats all kinds of sweets.
This habit, his caring wife hates
Saying that his sugar levels it dilates.
		
One day one of his friends visits his house,		
Hands over a box of sweets to his spouse.
To have one from it he tries,
This, his wife strongly denies.
Secretly he looks for them like a mouse.

He opens the lid of every container.
Oh, he is such a perfect entertainer.
				
She tries to hide sweets from his sight.
And thinks what she does is quite right.

Date Your Spouse

You date your spouse
With just a simple dinner
It will do enough.

Premium Member The Departure Or The Loss Of A Darling Spouse

It's heartrending to lose a spouse
A very special woman who shares the house
With your body, your heart and your soul
It's very hard to feel losing your whole
Your being, everything you have
It's utterly sad and strange to feel that five
Of your best fingers are cut and numb
It's inconceivable to feel lost and dumb
For quite a while. Losing a darling spouse
Is like being swamped in a toxic niche
Full of bees and ants. A greedy leech
Has sucked up your blood and your mind
And your brain is not feeling too kind
It's painful to lose a wonderful spouse
Your world has turned upside down
You cannot smile. You cannot frown
Everything is different, even your house
Tears are flowing like a river in the summer
You feel hopeless and helpless. And it's somber.

Copyright © February 2020, Hébert Logerie, All rights reserved.
Hébert Logerie is the author of several poetry collections.

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