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A Bond That Will Forever Endure


On this day of love and joy,

Two hearts become one, oh boy!

A union of two souls so pure,

A bond that will forever endure.

 

The groom awaits his blushing bride,

With love and admiration in his eyes,

She walks down the aisle with grace,

A smile on her face that lights up the place.

 

In the presence of family and friends,

Their love story reaches its happy end,

A promise to cherish, love, and hold,

For better or worse, in sickness and gold.

 

As they exchange their vows of love,

A peacefulness descends from above,

A union blessed by heavens' hand,

Sealed with a kiss and wedding band.

 

With love and laughter, they celebrate,

The start of a beautiful, joyful fate,

A life of love, trust, and togetherness,

May their love grow stronger with every caress.

 

May this day be the beginning of a beautiful life,

A love that transcends every trouble and strife,

A journey of endless joy, adventure, and fun,

A love that shines as bright as the sun.

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Oscar Auliq-Ice’s body of work spans a wide range of genres, including poetry, short stories, fables, novellas, and theatrical plays. His fictional writing stands out for its originality and emotional depth. In the realm of non-fiction, he delves into intricate philosophical and societal themes, addressing topics such as ethics, logic, political philosophy, epistemology, existential thought, and the philosophy of mind. Renowned for his concise and clever epigrams and aphorisms, Auliq-Ice has earned recognition as a thinker who skillfully combines scholarly insight with mainstream accessibility.

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