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thirty-six years ago  by their count  just last week a german girl  with irish roots swept lanky,  blonde-haired  blue-eyed lad  from off his feet she with hazel eyes  that change by whim  of brunette hair  and silky skin his arrival fresh  from land afar as appearance goes  not foreigner  yet foreign still  in his homeland  to he it was  but fairyland first sight a playground  football game same name but different  than he’d played their first date  a corner burger stand suited him, though  not very grand what she saw  is still unclear this blue-eyed lad  from yesteryear suffice to say  he’s grateful she did  and she still does and to this day has kept up her promise to honor forever and always love and he  knowing some say  marriage is not their cup he knows (this blonde  and blue-eyed lad) he knows for sure... he married  up!
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Nov 1, 2013
Nov 1, 2013 at 2:12 AM UTC
he married up
thirty-six years ago  by their count  just last week a german girl  with irish roots swept lanky,  blonde-haired  blue-eyed lad  from off his feet she with hazel eyes  that change by whim  of brunette hair  and silky skin his arrival fresh  from land afar as appearance goes  not foreigner  yet foreign still  in his homeland  to he it was  but fairyland first sight a playground  football game same name but different  than he’d played their first date  a corner burger stand suited him, though  not very grand what she saw  is still unclear this blue-eyed lad  from yesteryear suffice to say  he’s grateful she did  and she still does and to this day has kept up her promise to honor forever and always love and he  knowing some say  marriage is not their cup he knows (this blonde  and blue-eyed lad) he knows for sure... he married  up!
sweet sixteen carried a different meaning... the year of his resident arrival on US soil, a novelty to him, and he to all who came to know him in those early days; October 23rd, 1977, the date of their first date, each year passes with little fanfare by anyone else, but the two of them, who now more in love than ever before, look knowingly at each other and say, "remember when?"
se-reimer
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Nov 1, 2013
Nov 1, 2013 at 2:12 AM UTC
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