The Meaning of the Wedding RingA Poem by TTBoy28Though intended to profit two only one is the truest Victor, guess who Should it be decided that muscles reign then the other knows their plain Rose-colored lenses bear the bulk of offenses Always in defense giving more than six pence untll every egg is cracked and stacked against loneliness Allowing this charade any good times begin to fade The ire stands behind the fire of a proposed Empire meant for fidelity What a pity The picture is clear while as there is fear The voice of cheer applauds and lauds slaying the pretty Itty-bitty kitty Only one pole has stolen the hole of the forlorned soul away from the next thumb that comes along and delivers a wind-song But, the prettier the ring one is bound to accept anything Expect to be a reject with a defect Unless a thick skull finds you in a lull Placing all of one’s heart in a revolving glass mart sets for destruction minus the input of the other’s construction © 2013 TTBoy28 |
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Added on May 21, 2013 Last Updated on May 21, 2013 AuthorTTBoy28Atlanta, GAAboutI am the former TTBoy. I am Buddhist. I write only the truth as I see it. This may sound ridiculous to some, but sometimes the truth gets in the way. The truth shall set you free. I try to be ad.. more..Writing
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