Poems About: WEDDING

t was such a wonderful wedding
Two people so crazy in love
It was Mindy and Casey’s wedding
It was everything they ever dreamed of read more »

WEDDING DANCE
Melvin Banggollay read more »

Last night the cricket sang when all was still.
I cannot tell you what he sang about.
His singing made the darkness thicker still.
The sad flame of my candle lengthened out. read more »

Weddings in days of war,
false cheating comfort,
those hollow phrases:
'He won’t get killed...' read more »

My life through the startled air!
Beware of the branches of the palm tree;
And like the feelings of sadness,
Overcoming it with the affluence of love and time. read more »

All into church on time,
sliding
into pews, awaiting
the main event. read more »

Oh! How I dream,
You would say my name
In that voice, so soft, of yours. read more »

I do.
She said and so did I

We wed, read more »

Because the bridegroom couldn’t be found
the bride was driven continually around.
Dickie and Melanie were marrying in style;
the first chimpanzees to walk down the aisle. read more »

He left her at Aubane cross on a sunny morn in May
He kissed the tearful maid goodbye and then the motor car sped away
His driver drove towards Shannon for Australia he was bound
He had left Aubane and Millstreet and was leaving Irish ground. read more »

You and Judith
sang in the choir
at the major's read more »

We had a father,
who died much earlier,
leaving young our mother,
as a widow, read more »