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Given in Marriage unto Thee

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Given in Marriage unto Thee by Emily Dickinson

 Given in Marriage unto Thee
Oh thou Celestial Host --
Bride of the Father and the Son
Bride of the Holy Ghost.

Other Betrothal shall dissolve --
Wedlock of Will, decay --
Only the Keeper of this Ring
Conquer Mortality --

Form: Lyric

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