If only wealth could time implore
Its all too swiftly currents flowing
But a moment or more to pause
Then would I gladly this edifice deplore
This silken mantel, this gold yet glowing
And each once worthy zealous cause
For all that is fine and fair in this life
Is as naught compared to you, dear wife
But time does so egregious despise
The hopeful song of failing youth
The peaks attained, the battles won
Seeing only and all these dulling eyes
Fissures of a face worn ashen in truth
And graceless steps towards a fading sun
Yet all that time inglorious wove
Is as naught compared to you, dear love
Time demands its utmost fill
Its sovereignty is ever true
But I shall do all that I will
For nothing compares to you
You have a beautiful bride.
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Cheers, Wendy. Very kind of you to say.
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