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How To Write A Poem About Wedding Night

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Wedding Night

The stars glistened on our wedding night
Our bodies entangled I’ve never know such delight
Remember that day you smiled and cried
I held you close my beautiful bride

Think back and recall the splendid things
Do you remember that day you wore my ring
We took a vow to love and cherish
Treasure those words, why should love perish

So much time has passed since that wonderful day
I knew in my heart you would always stay
It was on that day we walked by the shore
Your smiling face would be mine to adore

It pleases my heart to have you in my life
For I chose you to be my lovely wife
Time has changed your face and mine
But I am the only true love you will ever find

The Wind
The wind eases the moon across the sky
As I lie beneath …show more content…

Wealth is smiling and laughing with your beautiful child
It’s gazing at your wife as she looks back and smiles
It’s watching the sunrise above the towering evergreens
Or wearing a pair of your favorite washed-out jeans

Wealth is not measured simply by gain
Uncontrolled greed can lead to heart ache and pain
A successful man learns to balance his life
So that everyone is happy, especially his wife I Didn’t Let Life Pass Me By (To Betty)

We had some hard times
We has some good times
We made sweet love
Thank-you oh God above
I had you by my side
And I didn’t let life pass me by

I know your bitter and in despair
Just open your eyes and breathe the air
You gave me strength to be a man
Now I just want to take your hand
I felt you by my side
And I didn’t let life pass me by

Please forgive me for all the pain
But isn’t life just some crazy game
I want you to know you’re my only love
You’re more beautiful than the sky above
You laid down by my side
And I didn’t let life pass me by

Just turn around it’s never too late
In fact it’s just a matter of fate
You’ll be with me as I walk alone
Because I know you won’t be coming home
Don’t forget I’ll love you by and by
And I didn’t let life pass me by Among the clover
The angels were watching

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