Weddings Poems - Poems about Weddings

May we forever be lovers, May we forever be friends, And should we hurt each other, May we quickly make amends. May we enjoy our passion, But never let compassion die, Thinking in selfless terms as we, Never emphasising I. May we forever be soul-mates, May our love eternally last, May the food of love sustain us, May we never have to fast. May we use each...

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My identical twin and I were a novelty. In kindergarten our classmates carried us around. Until we began to demand it. We have the same hair, face, body, skin, nose, and hands. I bet if you looked at our palms, they would be identical. We have the same braying excited joyful witch-like laugh. We have no political or religious ideas that...

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There was a day set aside for the wedding but the groom was very much dreading it would be the same day his grand final would play and that’s where it looked it was heading Alas his worst fears came true So what was he s’posed to do? Change the date he’d marry his mate or send a substitute to say “I do”? Of course,...

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It is common knowledge to those who have shared rooms with the groom and those who have only shared houses with him, he snores and no matter what one tries to do to stop him, or to dampen the sound, his snoring stubbornly soars After having tried everything from clothes pegs to sound-proof walls after drowning out...

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I never cry at weddings, none shed, no apologies to say.. Though the days, up and gone, how soon you've flown away. I shared much of life without, and would I ever will it.. were I to be so selfish, and wish the same of you? Just weakness in watery eyes.. moments precious now.. though my oh my, how few. No, that...

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Wishing you a happy Monday as you promised me to skI Ending the day with champagne – Oh how I wish it was reaL Do you love me or do you hate me? I questioned thee as I said hellO Delve me into your biggest desires – How I miss making love to you, my luV Insanely wealthy customers...

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Are weddings only for the young Dancing up a storm Limber in sleek outfits Graceful in their form Older folks gaze wistfully Perchance they are quite jealous Recalling bygone celebrations Sealed in tears they will not tell us......

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White Weddings and Wet Funerals Final When I was young, And the world crisp, Through the crystalline cold Of November Morning At the parade And we were all caught in the sacred gear grit, Grinding motion Of life in abundance, Pushing crowds out of bounds It was always Thursday morning and the...

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Weddings used to be solemn. Reverent. No one spoke as they entered the church. It was like a funeral only less flowers. Super respectful air of silence. Solemn occasion. We took it seriously. Even the children entered quietly. If there was a peep, people looked. The rites were serious. The priest or minister walked up and we could not hear their shoes. Beautiful music was played. Groom...

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In Alaska they make crazy weddings Participants endure some rough sledding Bride and groom pledge to be true In a large, freezing igloo Consummation requires extra bedding...

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White satin with lace trim, Will make the perfect dress. Wait until the groom sees! With bouquet in hand you'll Walk down the aisle with Dad. Written vows are then pledged. Welcome husband and wife. 7/28/19...

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You must of came from GOD with so much love for me in your smile You give me so much love and affection till my mind has no recollection of times when my heart and...

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One was sunny; one had rain. One had beer and one champagne. One had singing by a choir; One had Dylan to inspire. One had tender, choked-up vows; The other, guests more used to bows. One, a Windsor staid event; The other had a porch and tent. Both had salmon, garden peas, Asparagus and meat and cheese. For dessert, ‘twas no surprise That one had tartlets,...

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