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***Down the aisle she came an image of bliss, dressed in purple and white elegance, wrapped in a kiss. The flow of her hair the petals under her feet, the roses and lavender all simple and sweet. Such a lovely vison this lady in white, and the man by her side, enchanted by her light. The music played lightly as the vows were read, all listened passionately to every word being said. The kiss so sensual with a magical air, showing all who witnessed the love they share. And then they danced a dance all their own, looking deep into the eyes of their forever home. ~***
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Sep 19, 2017
Sep 19, 2017 at 8:39 PM UTC
Forever Home
On the day when I compose The Best Man Speech for my brother's wedding, Quoting Lin Manual-Miranda, Practicing quoting "love is love is love" In the bathroom mirror, As I forcefully gesticulate for the triumphant finale, That little seed of self-doubt creeps in. I haven't done enough, haven't accomplished enough. I need to write some poems; I need to submit more. I'm published widely; I haven't been published in a week. It isn't good enough; it's never good enough. I'm never good enough. As Radiohead said, I've given it all I've got, And yet, I'm never good enough.
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Jun 28, 2017
Jun 28, 2017 at 3:21 AM UTC
Thanks Dad
Yes, it was a hot day for a black wedding, I swapped my life for a golden ring, I did not check those sinister omens, As I volunteered to change my cognomen, All our families, garbed in black, Once hitched, there was no turning back, A fateful dark matrimonial, Indeed, a disastrous ceremonial. 'Twas already a dim bleak wedlock, Nuptials in black was a shock, So much for my late spouse, Yelling at me to clean his house, Is biology destiny? I used to ask, Is housework only a woman's task? Once, I swapped my soul for a golden ring, Yes, it was a hot day for black wedding. (Tough!).
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Apr 17, 2016
Apr 17, 2016 at 4:31 PM UTC
BLACK WEDDING!
In dead earnest, she tries to raise hell, put on an act as best as she can, forgetting altogether she still is a greenhorn in such matters, though graduated to be his bride from a lover for so long underprivileged all the while, grabbing the very first chance after the new found privilege. He watches her goof up inexperience in evidence, out of the corner of his eye does nothing but conceals his smile; caught in the act, her perplexity gives her up, that was the best part of the act: the bride's belligerence.
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Jan 18, 2016
Jan 18, 2016 at 11:44 AM UTC
The graduation ceremony of a greenhorn bride
Sun skies up our night Blue rise in our sight Loneliness confessed Happiness and blessed In this floating world As bliss comes unfurled Freed from just me We now will bleed As one
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Nov 10, 2015
Nov 10, 2015 at 3:11 AM UTC
Nuptials