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Love & Marriage


The hair on my skin stands at attention

When I surmise about your beauty & lack of pretension

Its simply no longer that of the physical

But the uniting of two souls of the metaphysical

Your honor and grace make me smile wide

For I found a soul whom I can undoubtedly confide

There is nothing here to disparage

For I have found love for life-long marriage.

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