Rhyme Wedding Poems and Vows
When the buds began to burst,
Long ago, with Rose the First
I was walking; joyous then
Far above all other men,
Till before us up there stood
Britonferry's oaken wood,
Whispering, "Happy as thou art,
Happiness and thou must part."
Many summers have gone by
Since a Second Rose and I
(Rose from the same stem) have told
This and other tales of old.
She upon her wedding day
Carried home my tenderest lay:
From her lap I now have heard
Gleeful, chirping, Rose the Third.
Not for her this hand of mine
Rhyme with nuptial wreath shall twine;
Cold and torpid it must lie,
Mute the tongue, and closed the eye.
Author: Walter Savage Landor
This is for all the pretty girls,
with necks choked with ashen pearls,
and pricy shoes on your feet,
and pinned up golden tresses,
and virginal white dresses,
ready to make love complete.
Now when the wedding bells chime,
it will be an ideal time,
to think of the one you tossed.
The one who bled true passion
and whose love he would fashion.
The good one, whose heart was crossed.
And it is for your own sake,
when you taste that angel cake,
to think of the one not chosen.
There's a gem on your finger,
but you know something lingers,
and thoughts of me are frozen
Will you wear my ring
you know what that means
I love you
for the rest of my life
just say you'll be my wife
it tells the world
how much I love you
and I know you already do
will you wear my ring
it's a perfect understanding
we can love each other
forever
never apart
from one another's heart
it means everything
will you wear my ring
My love is everlasting,
Expanding everyday,
With every passing second,
There's more than I can say.
You are always with me,
Inside my heart and head,
And all that I can think of,
Are things that you have said.
You are my one and only,
I hope you feel the same,
I always want to be with you,
To share the same last name.
I see the blinking lights for the guest’s attraction
A lighting that is of an archaic fashion
But it is of significance to a wedding function
And these lights at the same time do frighten
For it is like they open their eyes to stun
And close their eyes to a contortion
They indeed are of different types and position
The lights with the blinking in a slow motion
The lights with the blinking in a rapid motion
For they possess an evocative expression
Overseeing the union of me and you
Ceremony ministers with vested powers
A marriage of hearts and the bond of virtue
Fortuitous meeting of flawless prowess
Sanctified wedlock of honor and beauty
Blessings in future spawned from within
Happiness substitute selfish minutiae
Rooted in happiness as we begin
Love is all I feel,
With every passing day,
Each time that our lips seal,
I give my heart away.
In words I say "I love you",
And my heart feels the same,
With my soul I'll say "I do",
I know this is not a game.
Life is very wonderful,
He is always near,
The rest of my years will be joyful,
Because he will be right here.
Come away with me tonight
Honey, with your spirit light and bright
And your arms brave and broad for the flight
Of love to the lofty nest of love
Like doves pecking on a lone cove
Wing to wing we rove
Hand in hand like newly- wed termites we stray
To find a palace where only we shall hold sway
You my queen and I your queen on love-bed we lay
Me and you tonight at the coast of doves.
Whale-bone satchel hidden underneath
The husband comes in to take the sheath
From his wife,
To pull away the knife.
Support this cradled strap
Call the cartographer for a map
To chart the followed Path,
Taken before by Plath.
Hold the chest
For this test
Of love,
Of affection
From above,
This rejection
Holds still a toy
For a boy
And twirls
For a girl.
I have never met anyone like you,
First time I saw you it was a debut,
Then and there I knew,
That this love was true.
Your eyes are like nothing I have ever seen,
They have such a gleam,
So beautiful and green,
That they cause such a scene.
Everywhere you go,
People stare and whoa,
'Cuz you make the room glow.
Its been a long time coming,
That I could hear myself humming,
'Cuz now all is right in my life,
Thats why I asked you to be my wife.
A Day In The Middle Of Ever(a summer day)
Eating and smacking her female lips,
enjoying her food
it will ever be no sin,
thinking of poorme what does he have,
oh i should not even be enjoying this
my oh my there are people like me
who have so much less
i have my kiss embroidered so neat
i carry it on a kerchief with me
i place it to lips that eat meat as well
just as much and as many as ewe
thinking of poorme
she tells me sometimes it is true
thinking of poorme is her job
she is no snob
Parme does not rhyme with erline.