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To My Wife When I was young at age seventeen I met my future wife who was nearly sixteen When I was age twenty one wild and free I ask my love if she would marry me Not thinking how fast time passes by We got older and older my wife and I Thinking back I did not know How much my love for my wife would grow On January fifth two thousand and nine I lost my wife I thought would always be mine You find out how time flies When someone you love dies We were together fifty plus years Now my eyes are filled with tears In a poem written by my wife Something she had written early in life She wrote, in her dreams our lips have met You wait honey I will hook you yet When I sit and look at pictures of my wife How pretty she was and how short was her life It is over a year that my wife is gone People say I must move on My children are all now grown They have children of their own I loved my wife so very much And now I will no longer feel her touch

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Date: 7/1/2010 3:01:00 PM
I do hope your kids are close, and also close to you so they can help you for your tomorrows. Reading your poems, you can feel the love in your words. You are of the old school, if the new kids on the block have a tad of your heart. The world may become the place it should be >> James
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