Father Of The Bride Poems - Poems about Father Of The Bride

...Unsteadily he walks down the linen aisle On his right arm the pride and joy of his life, Proud he is, you can see it in his broad smile A young man at the altar will make her his wife.......

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...Best man, maid of honor, Father of the bride. Toss the bouquet and the garter, Groomsmen on the side. In-laws, photographers, caterers… Don’t forget to tip the waiters. DJ stage, reception ha......

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...Looming bells; Celebrating marriage and love Channelling flowers; Overlooking for the bride; From a distant you can smell her; Aromatic like oracle flowers; She walks softly and qui......

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...Marriage is a joke. Under moonlight we spoke of an exchange of new sensations; In the secrets of loves code, we created a conversation. Into a series of unknown’s, we allowed ourselves to fall......

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...(after Robert Desnos) I spit in the eye of the father of the bride of the blacksmith who made the axe with which the lumberjacks cut down the big old oak with a hundred lusty strokes ......

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...All brides are lovely on their wedding day. But she glows with her upswept auburn hair, and her blue eyes sparkling under her veil. He steps back and takes a mental snapshot. He never wants to forget......

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...A Forever Wish Together, with LOVE “ L E N O R E ALWAYS ENTWINING Hello, POETESSES and POETS I am Honored to Know YOU I beat in the Light of a new LOVE: The LOVE of POETS on POETRYSOUP Throb......

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...Please tell me why I need to know before I can say goodbye Like why can I not fly And why do we all eventually die Why is chewing with my mouth open rude Why is farting out loud considered cru......

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...When I was little, I didn't know what to do When my protector was a monster and that person was you I held in the secret everyday at school Pretending everything was alright and everything was coo......

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