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He laid out some towels She set a bucket right on top The outside pitter patter Echoed closely by drip drop She plopped down on the couch and said “I hate our leaky roof…” He cozied up right next to her “We’re newlyweds, it’s cute!” The dog had left a pungent gift Spread out across the floor They tied cloth over their noses Prepared to go to war They scrubbed the ground on hands and knees He, unusually mute She poked his side with smiling eyes “We’re newlyweds, it’s cute!” Baby two cried till blue Every other hour And baby one learned to run Too young for such a power People seemed to judge and stare Her cheeks turned rosy red He raised his voice, ignoring glares “It’s cute! We’re newlyweds!” She zipped up the dress He escorted down the aisle And gave away his baby girl His heart in full denial The newfound silence of their home Was echoed in his head She played their own first dance song “It’s cute, we’re newlyweds” Years spilled by, the kids had kids Less heed was paid to clocks Days now passed in reading chairs With simple meals and long walks They shuffled down the sidewalk At a careful, measured pace Their scooting right in sync, A peculiar kind of grace She paused to rub her fingers His hands were also wrung She raised her deep-set eyes to his “Do you ever miss when we were young?” His wrinkles seemed to lengthen As a gleam came to his eye His mind replaying memories Of leaky roofs and a youthful bride Then he looked at the woman beside him Drooped by the weight of long life And for a moment he stayed silent Overwhelmed by his beautiful wife... “I don’t miss when we were young Though time has worn us down The love I had for you back then Cannot compare to now I’ll brave a thousand achey bones Just to take slow walks with you. Besides,” he took her hand in his “We’re newlyweds, it’s cute.”
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Aug 14, 2025
Aug 14, 2025 at 12:08 AM UTC
Newlyweds
He laid out some towels She set a bucket right on top The outside pitter patter Echoed closely by drip drop She plopped down on the couch and said “I hate our leaky roof…” He cozied up right next to her “We’re newlyweds, it’s cute!” The dog had left a pungent gift Spread out across the floor They tied cloth over their noses Prepared to go to war They scrubbed the ground on hands and knees He, unusually mute She poked his side with smiling eyes “We’re newlyweds, it’s cute!” Baby two cried till blue Every other hour And baby one learned to run Too young for such a power People seemed to judge and stare Her cheeks turned rosy red He raised his voice, ignoring glares “It’s cute! We’re newlyweds!” She zipped up the dress He escorted down the aisle And gave away his baby girl His heart in full denial The newfound silence of their home Was echoed in his head She played their own first dance song “It’s cute, we’re newlyweds” Years spilled by, the kids had kids Less heed was paid to clocks Days now passed in reading chairs With simple meals and long walks They shuffled down the sidewalk At a careful, measured pace Their scooting right in sync, A peculiar kind of grace She paused to rub her fingers His hands were also wrung She raised her deep-set eyes to his “Do you ever miss when we were young?” His wrinkles seemed to lengthen As a gleam came to his eye His mind replaying memories Of leaky roofs and a youthful bride Then he looked at the woman beside him Drooped by the weight of long life And for a moment he stayed silent Overwhelmed by his beautiful wife... “I don’t miss when we were young Though time has worn us down The love I had for you back then Cannot compare to now I’ll brave a thousand achey bones Just to take slow walks with you. Besides,” he took her hand in his “We’re newlyweds, it’s cute.”
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Dear lovely stranger I hope you will not stay in anger For everytime i tease you without fear And let you down this year. How time flies And now is like part of me dies For knowing the truth That it is the end of your youth. Words could not explain Of the pain that i gain Let my grief and tears rain May the rainbow shows up again. Please be happy Only happiness will set you free Perhaps it is time to say goodbye And now go-- spread your wings and fly.
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Aug 25, 2016
Aug 25, 2016 at 10:52 AM UTC
Happy newlyweds.
May be I should have, Never come to this town. With all my accent and tradition,I made myself a clown. When I first entered, I wish you would be around, To teach,to preach, to save me, when I drown. We are no match and I think I let you down.
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Jun 30, 2020
Jun 30, 2020 at 12:45 AM UTC
New town dilemma..!!