Poems About: MARRIAGE

Marriage, often a mistake,
can be a lovely one.
In marriage you can have your cake
and it eat––oh what fun! –– read more »

When I married, I have dreams
When I married, I have trust
When I married, I have hope
When I married, I have life read more »

Day after day
Night after night
He praised the streets and its company
More than the value onlookers saw in his family read more »

You may have obtained nama, but without Rama
Your title of Vaishnava is barren like a cradle in a childless home
Or a marriage procession without groom! read more »

Marriage comes when two people love each other unconditional,
And want to become one.
Some people say marriage is only between a man and a women,
That's not true. read more »

Unmarried; when we kissed; we felt the waves of untamed passion rise to the ultimate crescendo of fulfillment; whilst when after Marriage; we felt it to be just routinely boring ritual to be inevitably done; just to spuriously appease each other,

Unmarried; when we listened to each other; our eyes interlocked for hours immemorial as we became oblivious to every other sound in the atmosphere; whilst after Marriage; the words seemed to irately pound like a billion unwashed boulders; upon the extremely tempestuous chords of our eardrums, read more »

Because, I have found that one person in a million,
that one person, who I love to the depth of my being,
and who loves me more,
Because, I have found that soul mate, read more »

Poem Title: (Reality) 1st of Seven Secondary Virtues of a Happy Marriage


Poem 174 b …. Title : (Reality) 1st of Seven Secondary Virtues of a Happy Marriage. read more »

Marriage is as old, as man and woman
Adam and Eve were the first
Or was God to man
A marriage of pure love read more »

There is that story,
Before marriage,
He speak, she listen!
After marriage, read more »

this world opens itself to gay marriage
the gay priest presides this solemn marriage
of william to another william
and wilma to another wilma read more »

“I never looked for any marriage bond, ”
said Heloise to Abelard.
She knew that marriage is no magic wand,
despite the popular canard read more »