I had a happy smile,
As he walked towards me,
the light aglow around him.
I finally felt free.
I was in the right place.
My love was just for him.
Right now I could die,
perhaps it seems quite grim.
I couldn't catch my breath.
My world was now complete.
My new husband held my hand.
The rest of my life now in reach.
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The rest of my life now in reach,
My new husband held my hand.
My world was now complete.
I couldn't catch my breath.
Perhaps it seems grim,
right now I could die.
My love was just for him.
I was in the right place.
I finally felt free.
The light aglow around him,
As he walked to me,
I had a happy smile.
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Karolina P
Dreams of writing fill my waking mind.
Trying to stay above the words because I could easily drown.
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Well done.