A WeddingA Poem by Letemdangle
Today I witnessed a wedding.
The church door weathered and worn. The marble floor thin and mottled. The church pews were stained. The kneelers removed. The pulpit old and tattered. Up from the entrance, a child proceeded. I saw an angel as he sauntered forth. The music was playing. I heard the voice of an angel. Her song filled my heart. The groom stood somewhat stoic. His bride preceded by angels. A love could not wait. A mother and father who's triumph is unfettered devotion, create a daughter of unparalleled beauty, the angels blush. Today I witnessed a wedding, The old church filled with love. This day, I saw God's angels.
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Added on September 25, 2011 Last Updated on September 25, 2011 AuthorLetemdangleOttawa, CanadaAboutMy best achievement in life is never having killed anyone. My nickname is not to make you think I am morbid, I use it as a symbol of injustice. Let him dangle is a song about injustice from Elvis Cos.. more..Writing
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