Marriage Tail-Rhyme Poems

These Marriage Tail-Rhyme poems are examples of Tail-Rhyme poems about Marriage. These are the best examples of Tail-Rhyme Marriage poems written by international poets.

(Inspired by Marvin Goldfarb's great contest in which I won a trophy cup and wonderful poems by other English poets as noted below, 'LESSON IN

© S.Zaynab Kamoonpuri  

SPRING

Like holding the hands of children, two cords
of blithe, did rear lovers ~ oh how they’ve soared!
Amorous and forward, Lil’s his reward 
draped in angel

© Kim Rodrigues  

The shortest month has an extra day
 Which time often holds at bay
 Thoughts of marriage come into play
 Women propose to men!

  2-9-2020

© Joseph May  

Marriage

                  Liking nurtured friendship.
    

© Anisha Dutta  

I gazed at your beauty and your hair cascading,
You glanced at me- O, he is handsome, this man;
Your sensuous lips so tempting, captivating,
I laughed and

© Constance La France  

Temporary love
By: Patrick J. Whelan

What is happening in the world today?
The old fashioned relation has seen a decay.

The idea of loving one person for the

© Patrick Whelan  

Ooh man, life could well 
be a bed of roses
If only love alone 
sprinkled from the hoses.

If only love flowed like 
an endless stream
If only

© S.Zaynab Kamoonpuri  

[Hymnal Measure Structure, a4,b3,c4,d3 with internal rhyme]

Come sit by my side, my sweet August bride,
	We’ll speak of the things we hold dear.
Of wind in the

© Mark Peterson  

‘‘A friend once in his youthful flight 
Had found a beauty delight
Though distance stretched them in mileage
But their love was destined to find a page’’

A

© Gideon Foli  

A man's lying words had betrayed
his happy marriage a charade
so many words unspoken

With her smile, his wife's love had fade
a once faithful husband had strayed
a

© Rhonda Johnson-Saunders