I’m over at Sally’s today. She’s been digging in my archives and shared a poem I wrote about my marriage. We’ll be celebrating 34 years on the 20th. Thanks, Sallly!!! ❤️
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This is the second post from the archives of poet Dorinda Duclos…and another poem that made me smile… having met and married in six weeks… we heard the same phrase.. ‘It will never last’… Dorinda celebrates 30 years of marriage in 2015.
Thirty Years by Dorinda Duclos
They’ll never last, we heard them say
So we put them in their places
We spoke our vows and said I do
With smiles upon our faces
An elegy was written
No, this wasn’t just a rumor
Mourning the loss of his only son
My father-in-law‘s sense of humor
The guys all…
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Happy 34th anniversary, Dorinda. Have another 34 more years!!
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Thank you, Miriam. That would be lovely. ❤
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You’re welcome, Dorinda. My mom lived to 90 years old. I have to stay healthy prepared for older age. 🙂 ❤
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Bless her heart. Here’s to long years ahead. (For me too) ❤️
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Yes, lone healthy years ahead. ❤
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Aww. Very special.
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Thank you, Oneta, he certainly is. 😉
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God Bless your love! ❤
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He has and He does!! Thank you, Sis! ❤
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