Poems About: HUSBAND

Two women fight: one is my own sister!
The other is my better half- my wife;
Husband to one: to the other, brother;
What only can a man do in his life? read more »

The sea sleeps with silent battles,
Such force met with the waiting widow.
Her smile as slow as the tides, rising.
She tunes her patience with stormy petrel songs read more »

I'am sitting here by the telephone
Hoping you will call and explain why you have gone
You said there was nothing on this earth
That could destroy our love read more »

Who are the creatures that enter in the night

Doors and windows are locked tight read more »

Seated at my Uncle's funeral fire
Are family close, all well attired
In the middle of them like a well fed hen
Is he who took aim, and recompense read more »

So of course he was addicted,
If massage was a lesson in school,
He would’ve picked it. read more »

I made a left
and pulled into the huge
Staten Island Mall parking lot
my sister and Nancy hopped out read more »

Eliza, what fools are the Mussulman sect,
Who to woman deny the soul's future existence!
Could they see thee, Eliza, they'd own their defect,
And this doctrine would meet with a general resistance. read more »

Dedicated to My late husband Robert McFarland
Not so long ago in happier days rockets were needed
to put a man on the moon.
My husband succeeded. Then came retirement, what would he do? read more »

My husband, my man, my three night stand.
Forbidden fruit, that's what you are,
But yet my shining star.
What we shared, I try to forget, read more »

When I became a mother, I was wishing, and hoping, to gain knowledge.
I was studying reading, spelling, self learning. To educate, them. And
have a good job, for themselves. At the meantime. I could not do it
without my husband's help. read more »