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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required What it means to be your wife… Hope, joy, inspiration and delight Music discovered on the inside Where my heart beats for you In a melody of serenity and love All the wonder from up above What it means to be your wife… Fulfillment, encouragement, insight Into the spirit of a love unconditional Love that bleeds pleasure through veins Elated by all the sweetness and grace Found at the heart of your existence What it means to be your wife… Reassurance, acceptance, kindness A yearning for more of your time Creativeness that comes from hope That abides within my spirit, my life Where the brilliance of YOU smiles What it means to be your wife… An abundance of feelings alive Laughter and compassion so bright They arouse sensations of excitement Poured out across the thoughts With passion that survives every tear What it means to be your wife… Is the miracle of a feeling, a willingness To become better, wiser, more alive Because with you there is not a test of time That I cannot survive with my heart, Soul and mind… joined to you with delight You are someone that makes my life Feel like it is inspired with a fire Burning for the pleasure you stir With your constant assurance that We share a love… a light… a life That only God above could have ignited!
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