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Promise
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| by Jamie Amanda McVay-Harris |
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I was asked if I would take you,
As my lawful,
wedded mate,
To be with you forever,
Starting
with our first date.
To cherish you forever,
And care for you in my arms,
Keep you there forever,
Protect you from all harm
In sickness and in
health,
The times that really matter,
When you
need me there the most,
My love will never scatter.
Through thick and thin we promised,
'Til death
may do us part,
That we would always be,
With
each other in our hearts.
I smiled and said I
do,
Then he turned and asked you.
"Do you
take me,
To be your lawful, wedded mate,
To care
and cherish forever,
Starting with our first date?
In sickness and in health,
'Til death may do
us part,
Promise me that you
Will always keep
me in your heart"
You looked at me and smiled,
Then you said "I Do."
Our promise has been kept
As we travel together now,
And we'll keep it going
forever,
Some way, Some how. |
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