Sing of Marriage and of Loves That Last

A couple stands at the head of a dinner table surrounded by family and raising glasses of wine to toast their anniversary.

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Sing of marriage and of loves that last,
Each year again a cause for jubilation,
Voices and arms raised in celebration,
Elevating either gloss or glass!
Nor can one find one's way across the vast
Time 'twixt birth and death without relation,
Ever the locale of one's location,
Ever the love that binds one to life fast.
Nor ought one be a tree without deep roots,
Yielding to the next fierce hurricane,
Ever fearful of each gathering storm.
A self and soul work best when in cahoots,
Rationale and rational the same,
Singing with full throat a joyful song.

Copyright by Nicholas Gordon. Free for personal or non-commercial use.

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