White Wedding Poem by Savannah Allison

White Wedding



I had that silly dream in my head,
the white wedding dress.
I flipped through bridal magazines,
I dealt with all the stress.

Honeymoons were planned,
I hummed songs we could dance too,
i was gonna do it,
but why couldnt you?

I was gonna marry you
I was gonna be your wife,
I was promising you my forever love
I was promising you my life.

But when you called and played that song
confessing what you'd never feel,
I felt my world crashing down,
my life became surreal.

And then I sat, I pondered and planned,
I wait for the day,
when you realize that you loved me,
and take this pain away.

Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: wedding
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Chris Newlash 19 August 2008

Great poem, read some of mine maybe yo0u'll like them!

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