Butterfly Wedding Poems

These Butterfly Wedding poems are examples of Wedding poems about Butterfly. These are the best examples of Wedding Butterfly poems written by international poets.

Summertime heats the birds and bonny boughs.
Wings lighthearted and flapping with the breeze.
Likewise, the scent of honeysuckles arouse
A ring - the wedding bells of buzzing

© Kim Rodrigues  

 Summertime heats the birds and bonny boughs.
Wings lighthearted and flapping with the breeze.
Likewise, the scent of honeysuckles arouse
A ring - the wedding bells of

© Kim Rodrigues  

Fly away my sweet butterfly,
it is time now to bid you good bye,
you always will be a part of me,
fly now to your own family

© Krish Radhakrishna  

A portrait of you

When I wake up in the morning
From the night shadows yearning.
And the final star going out of sight
I saw a portrait of

© Gerald Legister  

As your teeth clinch down upon your tongue
Your eyes create this look of love
Tantalizing and teasing my tongue
Your eye latches so long and dark
Winking at

© Bobby May  

1#
Brewed tea
Wife and myself
Nothing between us
2#
He was metamorphosed 
Into a frog
When his wife had left him
3#
I needed
A lonely woman
Thousand years back
4#
She shivered
In yellow sun
Struck by

© Rajat Kanti Chakrabarty  

‘‘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  

Callous 

Every tiny things matter in a young world, 
and then with callous eyes, he is used to pick
days and nights as they pass him,

© Kushal Poddar  

Spelled Out

Spellbound, he captured me

But it was only a dream.

Craftily my mind carved

A space where we danced

And he drank honey

From my pomegranate navel.

Gently we caressed

Butterfly

© Rhea Daniel Dear