Poems About: WEDDING

Deep inside a moments time
is rough and watery, not kind

Into a pot of melted ice read more »

The Flower Queen makes haste,
The Unicorn gives chase,
The Hummingbird abuzz,
Collecting nectar and fuss. read more »

My father set aside ten thousand dollars
for my wedding day
but reduced it by one-fourth
each year I went to college. read more »

A golden cake a wedding bell
and old tyme music softly tell
of Italy, love and romance
a soldier and his girl who danced read more »

Cosmic Marriage

I looked up and saw a strange plumed sky
It was the day of eclipse read more »

In a norman church
on the edge of the marsh
we gathered together
one bright day in March read more »

Never saw the fields of tulips
never heard a skylark sing
never saw a sea so tranquil
until I wore your wedding ring. read more »

Profusely ringing, O marriage bells
Rhythmically your clamer tells
Under the holy spell, he weds his love
Desperately I wed Goodman Death above read more »

Once a Prince from the Kingdom Toikey
Insisted on being wed by his turnkey
But his you may know not
Got stuck in a chamber pot read more »

to a baptism, to your child's
first grammar-school play,
to a first holy communion,
to a confirmation, to a wedding, read more »

A wedding regale
In heaven
Upon the mooned vales
And to the skies read more »

build the old city, raise the ancient wall
walk in pride brother, sister head up..tall
trace the footsteps, in mud deep
Khoshaba [assyrian name] walked there, Meriam's silent weep read more »