My Son
True search your heart if groomed for two.
If thoughts of you always do peak
then settle now till selfish through.
If traveling through a narrow gate
your skip is light and so refined
then you must choose to navigate
alone, not sad, your state of mind.
Do not attempt to she adjoin
if conversation is a bore.
For love to her is more than loin.
Yet, after lust you’d her abhor.
Yes, train a dog to fetch for you.
Satisfied with lackluster pat.
A cat self-contained too would do.
And buy yourself a welcome mat.
But if inclined to share some bread,
yes, lay a blanket in a field,
then ask her dreams as buttered spread.
Then ring to claim delightful yields.
Partnered now plans do ensue.
Her thoughts held high; of consequence.
Though headship, yes, is Godly due,
Love her as you–in deference.
A three-fold cord is gold desired.
Prayer a tool of valued worth.
Joined meals, relationship inspired,
blooms trust, respect. Contentment birthed.
My Son, desired a wife to seek?
True search your heart if groomed for two.
If thoughts of her always do peak
then settle down till death pursues.
“Two are better than one because they have a good reward for their hard work. For if one of them falls, the other can help his partner up. But what will happen to the one who falls with no one to help him up?”
Write a poem for contest What women want …
HAS to be on Subject , WHAT WOMEN WANT.
Thoughtful, HONEST and nice may include a little Adult content.
From life, Partner, general. If you are dreaming tell the reader.
For the ladies but if men think they know welcome to join in.
Strict requirements: minimum 12 lines. Maximum 32 lines.
NO pre writes…NEW POEMS ONLY. (Per written ones will be removed).
Rhyme, flow, Tell a story. Be honest..
Not too many spaces in between the words and sentences or lines.
Creative writing or artistic, will also be marked as extra value.
See also Am I Ready For Marriage….https://www.jw.org/en/bible-teachings/family/teenagers/ask/am-i-ready-for-marriage/#?insight[search_id]=7cbb0ec9-8601-4250-b7a3-7e1f6af267dc&insight[search_result_index]=0

