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Best Poems About / On WEDDING
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Silly Senryu: Weddings Galore
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baldy’s wedding –
she accepts her man
heir or no hair
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banker’s wedding –
she accepts her man
debit or credit
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barber’s wedding –
she accepts her man
with scissors or worse
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batsman’s wedding –
she accepts her man
hitter or worse
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beggar’s wedding –
she accepts her man
leg or mug
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butcher’s wedding –
she accepts her man
with knife or no life
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cinema operator’s wedding –
she accepts her man –
for projector or worse
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cricketer’s wedding –
she accepts her man
wicket or wicked
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divorcee’s wedding –
she accepts her man
diverse or worse
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doctor’s wedding –
she accepts her man
patient or impatient
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doctor’s wedding –
she accepts her man
for pulse or worse
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electrician’s wedding –
she accepts her man
light or heavy
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farmer’s wedding –
she accepts her man
for tractor or worse
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humorist’s wedding –
she accepts her man
for laughter or worse
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jeweller’s wedding –
she accepts her man
for glitter or worse
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knitter’s wedding –
she accepts her man
for sweater or worse
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lawyer’s wedding -
she accepts her man
black or white
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metallurgist’s wedding –
she accepts her man
for smelter or worse
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moralist’s wedding –
she accepts her man
for character or worse
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painter’s wedding –
she accepts her man
for brush or crush
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peasant’s wedding –
she accepts her man
for love or plough
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politico’s wedding –
she accepts her man
power or pelf
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postman’s wedding -
she accepts her man
for letter or worse
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scavenger’s wedding –
she accepts her man
for litter or worse
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singer’s wedding –
she accepts her man
with pitch or worse
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snowman’s wedding –
she accepts her man
for winter or worse
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software engineer’s wedding –
she accepts her man
softer or harder
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stringer’s wedding –
she accepts her man
for newsletter or worse
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swimmer’s wedding –
she accepts her man
wetter or worse
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tailor’s wedding –
she accepts her man
fitter or bitter
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tailor’s wedding –
she accepts her man
fitter or bitter
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teacher’s wedding –
she accepts her man
chalk or cheese
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undertaker’s wedding –
she accepts her man
for hearse or worse
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writer’s wedding –
she accepts her man
for chapter or worse
[Feb 20,21 & 23,2009: : Hyderabad – 500 056]
AtreyaSarma Uppaluri
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This Is the Time for Thanking Both of You
This is the time for thanking both of you:
Heaven seems nearby, our hearts are full.
All the days and nights of patient love,
Needing rest, the endless push and pull,
Kisses, wisdom, kindness-all on cue!
Years have turned, and now our time is due:
Other lives will be our tongue and groove.
Underneath's your love, still warm as wool.
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*Wedding Favors
*Wedding Rings
*Wedding Ideas
*Engagement Parties
*Bridal Showers
*Honeymoons
*Freelance Writing
Resty Malazo Rivera (San Felipe, San Manuel, Tarlac PHILIPPINES)
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Exactly When Did Love Come to Your Hearts
Exactly when did love come to your hearts,
Vesting something one in something twain,
Exchanging simple wholes for complex parts,
Less purely self, more vulnerable to pain?
Yet passion often migrates into need,
Not needing much to crave unfeigned affection;
And so each craving does the other feed,
Need serving need as bond against rejection.
Doubt not such sweet sense can be sustained,
Not by passion, but by will and grace.
In long-lived love there's too much to be gained,
Convectively, to easy unembrace.
Oceans well up richly well within,
Letting go the air that we begin
Avidly to breathe, with passion burning,
So fraught with love no years can hold our yearning.
Related Links
*Wedding Sites
*Wedding Invitations
*Wedding Ecards
*Printable Cards
*Personalized Gifts
*Wedding Flowers
*Wedding Gifts
*Wedding Photos
*Wedding Favors
*Wedding Rings
*Wedding Ideas
*Engagement Parties
*Bridal Showers
*Honeymoons
*Freelance Writing
Resty Malazo Rivera (San Felipe, San Manuel, Tarlac PHILIPPINES)
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Crying In Your Wedding Dress
The roads always run wet this time of year
Not with rain - with tears
Crying in your wedding dress
Tearing your hair out
The park was always freezing-over around now
Not with winter - with the pain
Of pulling off your ring
Screaming your lungs out
You wore that dress for 16 hours
You wore it too long
You wore it when you arrived
And you wore it when you woke up
I wore my invisible jacket
My invisible trousers
My invisible smile
All day
On our wedding day
The prototype for this event
The blueprint of this heart-ache
Is sketched so deeply in my mind
There was no other way it could be
On our wedding day
I was walking, drunk, stumbling
You were crying in your wedding dress
I was gone, I was never really there
You were crying in your wedding dress
I was broke for any feeling
You were broke for any hope
Crying in your wedding dress
On our wedding day
(2008)
B.. Alexander
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