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Remember When


Do you remember when,

When you wound that ribbon in my hair?

Or when you touched your hand to my face,

And it seemed like I didn’t have a care,

For you were there with me.

Nothing but sheer lace

Covering my blushing cheeks

And two gold bands

Separating our eternity. 

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