Poems About: WEDDING

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 »

You mislead me into believing that I am invited to this
Wedding party, I do not demand that i be furnished a copy of the wedding invitation
With my name on it, trusting you that the invitation is true,
So when I handed my gift to the bride and the groom read more »

It's thou dawning horizone
That dots the first sindhur
Lambent on earth's crinion
Bubbling with waving freshener read more »

Suppose you wed the whore -
you'd never be sure
she wouldn't regress to her old habit
and resort to fornicating like a rabbit! read more »

My mind is frozen to last November
A day I wont forget, but don’t want to remember
Eyes of ice with a burning stare
I see each move as if I were there read more »

When the mountains cry
Split and cracked walls endocrine
Water come out off for redraws the terrain of time
And shake off the dust and life returns read more »

[about Hindus in India]

Divorce unheard, once people were married
Only once. Once they wed, they stuck to it. read more »

The wedding feast,
One went to his farm and another to his business;
But the wedding was furnished with the guest from Xetz,
And like your body language to your lover last night. read more »

1) Greetings

Scudding clouds heave hope
Heaven-blessed pour on them
Wedding day special read more »

wedding night
the winter moonlight
on their beds read more »

You realise
You are not
Perfect
Neither is he, read more »

Two gold wedding bands
Both blessed before wearing
To safeguard a lifetime
Of love they’ll be sharing read more »