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Hello,English Rose.I come


Hello,

English Rose.

I come to you on this,

the 19th day of May

to boast of your boy,

a man, who took a wife today!

 

Tall and strong and proud,

like you in so many ways.

He sees the world

through your eyes

and looks at others

passed the haze.

 

Like you

he broke the mold

for he has new stories

to be told

with many feats to conquer

and sights he will behold…

 

He no longer

is as one,

not just a prince,

a brother, or son.

For with his beautiful bride

a new journey has begun.

 

Be proud, English Rose!

 

 

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