Poems About: HUSBAND

Allow me to introduce:

Allison Dover, and her husband Ben. read more »

She was incredibly sweet
And incredibly beautiful
Or was she? read more »

Lured by money in lump sum
To turn a hostile witness
To the murder of her husband,
She was in a dilemma read more »

Dorothy M.
Here I am
I have eyes only for you
I pledge myself to you read more »

For love to spark and desire to strike,
Antecedents aren’t warranted.
Mere visual contacts are enough.
The pair fits well, mates well and goes well. read more »

Who is possessive-
The tree or the climber?
It must be the climber
who only clings to it. read more »

when i scream no one is there
i feel the little nudgin in my body i hold it to fight my way to live
then i find someone
he tickles my body in many ways read more »

No one loves as he does,
No one possess you as he does,
No one guards you as he does,
No one feeds you as he does. read more »

Her and her husband just had a child
But little did they know her husbands callege was hurt
He came up with an idea and went with it straight out
She screamed from the pain read more »

You may appeal better to her
Than does her husband to her.
But you can’t give her the status
That her husband had granted her. read more »

Her long black tail feathers and the somber color of its plumage
Gave me an impression of widowhood,
I try to listen her plea and it's sorrowful
The bird speak the language of human read more »

A woman clings to her husband,
Worthwhile or otherwise,
Repelling everyman who advances
And everyman she is drawn to read more »