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Language of Love

The only words a man needs to know When he leaves his wedding day Is yes dear and no dear while nodding his head And of course whatever you say It seems like men get dumber When they put on that wedding ring His house is not his castle And He's no longer the king He tells her, "No, your're not getting fat" At least twenty times a day While biting his tongue 'til he can't even talk When her mother comes over to stay "Take out the trash and feed the dog" "Dont forget to mow the grass" While taking the blame for that stinky smell Each time she passes gas But what happened to that make-up? It's now a thing of the past And now she screams "Get out of bed" "Good morning" didn't last They say that marriage is blissful And there's nothing greater in life And now you know my opinion But I still better ask my wife

Copyright © | Year Posted 2010




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Date: 12/5/2010 3:47:00 PM
Terrific, Larry. Lot of truth. LOL Ralph
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Date: 12/1/2010 6:16:00 AM
We are having our first laying snowfall this morning in Springfield,Ohio. December 1,2010 what a way to enter this month. It is absolutely beautiful and finds me in good spirits. I have enjoyed reading your poetry this morning Larry. Looking forward to reading more. Have a wonderful day. Love, Carol
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Date: 11/30/2010 10:48:00 AM
You had me laughing out loud, Larry! (Especially the line about passing gas.) I had one boyfriend who would bark "woof, woof" at me if I didn't wear the makeup. But speaking on behalf of women, the flowers and love letters often cease once the ring is on. If this weren't written in rhyme, it would make a great entry for John Heck's "jaded partitions" contest. LOL Best wishes for the holidays; will your mother in law be joining you? Love, Carolyn
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