April Wedding Poems and Vows
Poems
April
awesome arrival
await always avidly
as augurs amour
Betrothed
besotted belle beau
both blossom beautifully
beget baby boy
Cherish
crickets chirp constant
cockerel clarion call
can calm crying child
Written 27/07/2020
2nd placement
Let the pens flow -Alliteration poetry contest
Sponsor Jenish Somadas
He can picture her in her wedding dress and she can see him waiting as she walks down the aisle
I can’t wait for this moment
My reoccurring dream to come true
Waiting for you finally my love can live
I’m getting weak with time constantly pushing back
Finding now that I can’t sleep
Helplessly searching for sleep so I could maybe make out the beauty of my bride to be
p.s. every time she is about to turn around my eyes awake from sleep…
Our Rabbi wasn't quite sure what to do
Had no lessons on this in Rabbi school
Lift her MASK or her VEIL?
Oy, our Rabbi turned pale
Just then all the guests shouted, "April Fools!"
SONG
held close
in our hearts-
Only You sung at
our wedding long ago
for our first dance together.
"Sixty-five years passed- still our song."
April 10, 2023
Pyramids 3--7 Lines Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Joseph May
A seamstress’s aching hands were throbbing,
As the last pearl was sewn into the wear,
The dress was elegant and eye stopping,
A matching veil laid upon her soft hair.
Blue eyes lock on her own emerald greens...
Her walk towards him glowed with soft floating grace,
Their promises sealed and locked their lips,
Later their night alone goes Queen Anne’s lace,
And into passion the newly wed slips- Then arrives their future in hopeful dreams.
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Date: April 21, 2019
Challenge: April 2019- It’s All About 10
Sponsor: Dear Heart
J-ust
O-bey
E-verlasting
L-ord
&
A-nd
B-egin
E-mploying
G-od's
E-ndless
A-mazing
L-ove
R-egarding
A-wesome
M-arriage
I-n
R-apturous
E-uphoria
Z-one
Topic: Wedding day of Joel & Abegeal Ramirez(April 9,2019)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
I love you, you love me.
The wife of my heart, eyes to see.
Bad things past, old things are new.
Saying our vows, dream come true.
FOUR-line (no more, no less) stanza of rhyme on any topic
N/A’d. April 23,2020
Rithimus Divisa 3
Gregory R Barden