Man's Better Half

by Jason   Jul 2, 2005


When God made man and called him good
He left but one detail,
Without a helper Adam's race
was surely bound to fail.

Not from his head or from his foot
But near his heart did lift
The rib by which he fashioned Eve;
Adam's precious gift.

If a man climbs to the top
And gains success in life,
It has less to do with talent;
Most likely it's his wife.

Before we go on boasting
And fill our hearts with pride,
Remember there's a helper,
a best friend, and a bride.

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  • 18 years ago

    by Stephie

    Hey jason, that was an awesome poem! especially for a 14 yr old guy!! oh my god! i really really loved it!

  • 18 years ago

    by a broken smile with a broken heart is a poets life

    Hey that's the best poem u have here i loooved it. it's well done. i like how u express your feelings and thats good in a guy i like it.

  • 18 years ago

    by Brae

    I love this poem. It brings meaning to everyone's life. It also was a great poem that was filled with truth. keep upt the great work! I mean it, too.

  • 18 years ago

    by Anne Conner

    I really love this poem its so true. The flow was excellent and ....what else can I say other than I thought it was a perfect poem.
    ~anne~

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