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Premium Member In The Mouth of Desire

The summer heat was turned up to blasting with a huge yellow sun looking down. Our sweat had sweat. If only there was a breeze to pass over us. In the mouth of desire sits July. A young couple is about to be wed. The groom all decked out in his black suit. The bride in her long wedding dress and veil. Family and friends gather to watch this union take place. They hang on every word as the vows are being said. Then the happy couple are pronounced husband and wife. In the mouth of desire a big kiss gets planted. Pictures are take, then off to the dinner.

Now we are married
July Fourth celebration
Anniversary
Form: Haibun

Premium Member Wedded Bliss

Wedded Bliss

Helping me to always see
Hoping that we’ll always be
Linked by love forever
Myself to surrender

If we live for each other
Sometimes we will falter
May I always have foresight
To see one of us is always right!.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Halfway the Path

They were sweethearts from childhood
Someday wed was understood
Clashing goals drove them apart
Now, there’s no path to their hearts

Lovely in her wedding dress
At the altar, vows professed
Bound ever to another
What might have been was over

Halfway the path to a heart
Another must share that mark
Where true love’s most skillful art
Molds “Until death do us part”

At halfway mark two begin
Both lovingly bound by trust
Life’s reliable linchpin
Forever holds safely thus
Form: Rhyme

The crispy crusty bread

The crispy crusty bread
Was as lonely as it gets
As handsome as he was
He had no bride to wed

The crispy crusty bread
He tries all that he can
But to woo a bride he can't
Except the rickety stickety jam

The crispy crusty bread
At last, at noon he said
By this time tomorrow
Bride or death, I'll have instead

The crispy crusty bread
At last,wooed a lass called butter
They had a wedding on the stars 
And lived happily ever after
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wed and Bled

Spare me your excuses

I've heard them all before

There be your abuses

Still crying on the floor

Wearing bumps and bruises

Ever a battered wife

Swearing as he boozes

Ever a battered life
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Happily Wed

He blows his fortune on poker and rummy
She lives by the fridge where life is so yummy
With vows long ago said
They're now happily wed
He to his gambling and she to her tummy
                                               

Are this couple truly happily wed  
Is the wife happy because she’s well fed  
His poker and rummy 
Is not at all funny  
Something tells me that the romance is dead
                                                __Belle Bellevue

12/20/22
Add-On
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Christmas, We Wed

days slowly dance into chill perfection
gift to my husband and i affection
as trees of winter leaves shed
on Christmas day we first wed
to love and trace each other's direction


12/14/2022

NOT A FUNNY LIMERICK JUST USED THE FORM
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Sixty Years Wed

Sixty Years Wed

Sixty years since the magnificent day
In many precious moments along the way
Xanadu in impeccable joy
That no one in the world could ever cloy
You were joined in married bliss to enjoy.

You are together where you both belong
Every day it’s clear your love remains strong
And both hearts sing a song of faithfulness 
Rendition of love’s soulmate tenderness
Sung softly all your lives in gentleness.

Wishing you peace, glee and love for all times
Extremely harmonious rhythm and rhymes
Dance forever together sweet Valentines.

*+*

“Diamonds are forever and plausibly 
All your future dreams were your destiny.”
Congratulations Sara and Tom!

12th October 2022

*+*

Anniversary Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Sara Kendrick 
Form chosen: Acrostic
Form: Acrostic

Divorce By Fire By Force

With no noised date yet
On when they have to wed,
Anyone could safely bet
That it’s a right-bed
Welcoming wrongs of the lust-red.

A victorious head on her lap,
First, in a woolen cap,
The idea selling he could in same
Have a lingered nap
Plus things that feed shame
Between a loin and head, no gap!

So far as her trousers flap
Is actualizing An Inviting Map,
It’s a right bed in the wrong,
Advisedly not left too long
Save their wish a future divorce
By fire by force.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wed With No Bed

Wed With No Bed
A young couple decided to get wed
But could only afford a garden shed
It would not be homely
With standing space only
As the love nest had no room for a bed.

They did not mind that the shed had no bed
Thinking they would sleep on the floor instead 
The nights would be cosy 
The days nice and rosy
Sharing sublime luxury of their shed.

They were both sadly too tall for the floor
Couldn't stretch their legs and it made their heads sore 
Beneath silvery moon
The happy bride and groom
Sealed their love outdoors with the night in awe.
****

16th March 2022
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Miss Priss Too Pretty To Wed

Was she gray or pink? The toms could not really say.
But they watched her swish, and fully sashay.
She had an attitude that said I’m a fine cat.
They fought over her attention at her welcome mat.

The toms were totally gaga and utterly smitten 
With Miss Priss, a dainty, sweet, adorable kitten.
She knew her power and put it on strong.
She led all the toms to glory, which was wrong.

Her mother told her she was playing with fire.
She said the consequences could be rather dire.
Miss Priss ended up an old maid, without a man.
When toms went on to find their wives, they actually ran.
cat
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Not Thrilled To Wed

The photographer did not have to tell this bride and groom to not smile.
He had not photographed such a dour newlywed couple ever in his life.
The man looked totally miserable, as did his unhappy looking wife.
They both looked angry, upset, and totally uptight.
The photographer thought this might be a dismal wedding night.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member With My Hand On My Heart

With my hand on my heart
And my head towards the sky
Pledge to you my sweetheart
For you I will live I will die

I court the with word and song
Caramel kisses warm and strong
Sweet reminisces all right none wrong
Hand on heart you will never be alone

With my hand on my heart
And my heart open to you
We shall never part
Unless you wish us to

And then my love shall still wait
Like white dove trained to pray

I shall not pretend with you
Through thick and thin always true
From beginning to end your biggest fan
Wishing you victory holding your hand

With my hand on my heart 
I find your love saves
Me from the dark
And brightens my way

This journey we share with God as head
With my hand on my heart we shall be wed.



10/21/2021
WITH MY HAND ON MY HEART CONTEST
SPONSOR MYSTIC ROSE ROSE
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member If You Wed Me-First You Must Ask My Fathers-

"If you wed me;
First you must ask my Fathers"
When I held her in my arms;
Delighted she felt and yet;
Instilled in her charms;
I was uplifted and in full bliss;
Even at the thought of a worldly kiss;
I'd insist, wait for God has called us;
To be first above the flesh;
I must insist, that if you want me;
You have to first ask both my Father's;
If you wed me;
First you must ask my Fathers"
I am the daughter of one Spiritual,
as well as one whom is Physical;
So if you're interested in me;
Come jointly
Come join me in worship;
Where abundantly we'll praise and worship
With our souls, mind, body and spirit
Our Lord and God the Father;
If you wed me;
First you must ask my Fathers"


9/2/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. © 2021

Premium Member The Connection


Breathing laughter across my naked heart
Gentling my wild caress with a kind flow
Whispering light, leaving me all aglow
Loosening my hope, beautiful as art

Clearing my senses with soft affection
Electrifying my soul with sweet dreams
Brightening my thoughts, arousing sunbeams
Raining joy on this tender connection

Publishing rare, racing feelings of love
Likened to thrills of pure, sincere passion
Beliefs so rare they are called old fashion
Heartfelt desires that I’ll not let go of

Through the dark, cloudy skies or summer sun
These warm feelings promise you’re with someone









Summer Love Sonnet poetry contest
Sponsored by John Hamilton
May 5, 2021
Form: Sonnet

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