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2. poemverse.org › poems-about-wedding-ringsPoems That Celebrate the Symbolism of Wedding Rings

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   3. "Golden Promise". Golden Promise by Samantha Price is a poem that focuses on the precious metal used to create wedding rings: In a band of gold, our love is sealed, Symbol of a promise, forever revealed. Gold's brilliance mirrors our hearts, Unyielding, unbreakable, a love that imparts. This eloquent poem highlights the significance of gold ...

3. www.poetryfoundation.org › poems › 53080Wedding-Ring by Denise Levertov | Poetry Foundation

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   By Denise Levertov. My wedding-ring lies in a basket. as if at the bottom of a well. Nothing will come to fish it back up. and onto my finger again. It lies. among keys to abandoned houses, nails waiting to be needed and hammered. into some wall,

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   What does the wedding ring symbolize in the poem?

   • The wedding ring in this reflective poem by Denise Levertov symbolizes lost dreams and what used to be (rather than the traditional symbolization associated with a wedding ring of love, commitment, and a promising future/wonderful dreams). The narrator is a woman whose marriage has disintegrated.

   Poetry : “Wedding-Ring” by Denise Levertov

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   What's a good poem for a wedding reading?

   • The flowers, the cake, the dress, and of course, the topic of today's wedding reading, the rings. Rings by Carol Ann Duffy is a poem by the British Poet Laureate that's just perfect for a ceremony reading. Not only does it set a romantic scene, but it really ties together the universal of rings.

   Ceremony Reading: Rings by Carol Ann Duffy - One Fab Day

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   Can a wedding poem be read after a ring exchange?

   • A wedding poem can also be read after your ring exchange just before the officiate offers a blessing of the marriage or pronounces you married. If you are having a religious ceremony, check with your priest or minister to see if secular love poems are allowed. You may be limited to scripture only.

   33 Love Poems for Your Wedding Ceremony - Brides

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   What does my wedding-ring lie in a basket as if at the bottom?

   • Metaphor is used in this poem: “My wedding- ring lies in a basket as if at the bottom of a well…” This indicates that the wedding ring is no longer held in the same regard as it used to be; that the wedding ring no longer holds the same symbolism for the speaker.

   Poetry : “Wedding-Ring” by Denise Levertov

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5. onefabday.com › ceremony-reading-rings-carol-ann-duffyCeremony Reading: Rings by Carol Ann Duffy - One Fab Day

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   The flowers, the cake, the dress, and of course, the topic of today's wedding reading, the rings. Rings by Carol Ann Duffy is a poem by the British Poet Laureate that's just perfect for a ceremony reading. Not only does it set a romantic scene, but it really ties together the universal of rings. This one would be ideal for any kind of secular ...

6. katiekoenigpoetry.blogspot.com › 2014 › 11Poetry : “Wedding-Ring” by Denise Levertov - Blogger

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   Nov 17, 2014 · The wedding ring in this reflective poem by Denise Levertov symbolizes lost dreams and what used to be (rather than the traditional symbolization associated with a wedding ring of love, commitment, and a promising future/wonderful dreams). The narrator is a woman whose marriage has disintegrated. Her ring is at the bottom of a basket, along ...

7. www.theknot.com › content › find-ceremony-readings81 Wedding Readings to Leave To-Be-Weds & Guests in Tears

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   • Author: Hannah Nowack

   • Song of Solomon/ Song of Songs 7:10 (NIV) "I belong to my beloved, and his desire is for me."
   • Ecclesiastes 4:9-12 (NIV) "Two are better than one, because they have a good return for their labor: If either of them falls down, one can help the other up.
   • Corinthians 13:13 (NIV) "And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love. "
   • Ecclesiastes 4:9-12 (ESV) "Two are better than one, because they have a good reward for their toil. For if they fall, one will lift up his fellow. But woe to him who is alone when he falls and has not another lift him up!

8. www.brides.com › wedding-poems-484428933 Love Poems for Your Wedding Ceremony - Brides

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   May 13, 2022 · illuminated from within. May the heron. carry news of you to the heavens, and the salmon bring. the sea’s blue grace. May your twin thoughts spiral upward. like leafy vines, like fiddle strings ...

9. www.familyfriendpoems.com › poem › a-ringPoem On The Symbolism Of Wedding Bands, A Ring

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   Published by Family Friend Poems April 2009 with permission of the Author. It's a symbol of everlasting love, A symbol of forces bigger than us from up above. One's undying commitment and trust in another, A special bond that never gives up hope or faith in the other. We wear it to show our loyalty and to let others know we are taken.