WEDDING DAY
Back then,
In the bitter cold nights
When she was hard to get
When I did helplessly longed for her body
Severally in secrecy I masturbated thinking about her
A chance I pleaded for
And she thoughtfully granted
Having told her about the distinguished dream land
She gladly said yes
Without much delay
On a very cold loving Saturday
Behold I my bride with her maids
Walking through the aisle like a goddess amongst its subjects
With her hands placed on mine
She stared into my eyes and said “I do”
Wow! I have never seen such beauty
I have never even tasted such lips
So soft and succulent
So sweet and pure
Her face was filled with delight
And this turned me on
She knelt down and kissed me
Believe me,
I beheld two lovely breasts
And quietly I prayed for privacy
Oh!
Married am I to the woman of my dreams
Hence a fulfilled man am I
She is the statue of beauty
The very description of pretty
The symbol of love
She is God’s very best
She is to me the fragrance of respect
The elegance of humility
When asked, tell them these words
For I heard them doubt the durability of this wedding
My marriage
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