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Premium MemberAnniversary Wishes

Fifty years of wedded bliss
started out with just one kiss
true love always finds a way
no matter what we do or say
with times of laughter and some tears
with family and friends throughout the years
who knew time would run so fast
so many memories created from the past
in you two lifelong friends we find
if only years we could rewind
we are blessed to celebrate with you this day
wishing you many more to come your way.

HAPPY 50th ANNIVERSARY
        JOE & VI


Premium MemberAnniversary

A senior colleague of mine
Noted for his grand wedding anniversary parties
Never forgot to invite me and my wife. 
Ideal husband, the 50th he had made
Very special one for us to remember.
Elegantly dressed, he and his wife
Radiated charisma under the arc light.
Smiling happily he presented her a rose and
A diamond ring, the second one.
Rolling her eyes my wife looked at me, urging
Years later I needed to do the same.

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September 11, 2022
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Premium MemberMcgee Pleads the 50th

The boys were sitting all around the table with McGee
As he took to task to pour the glass of every man he'd see

"It's my anniversary" he would boast and say it loud
"50 years of married bliss" He shouted to the crowd

Remembering his first one he lean toward good Ole' Finn
"A trip to Hawaii, was the gift I gave her then"

Finn said "After 50 years what gift could she now lack ?"
McGee just smiled and softy said," I think I'll bring her back"

Premium Member50th Anniversary

“Together” Written: by Tom Wright January 2015 Let this picture be the symbol Of our fifty years together. It hasn’t been from always agreeing For opposites seldom do, Or that we haven’t been disappointed For we certainly have, But we accepted each other The good, the bad, the ugly, God put us together For better or worse, In sickness and in health. Therefore it is only fitting The death of one, Should separate us Temporarily.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberOh, What a Pair

Way back when they started
their journey through this life.
They talked of all the joys they’d know
traveling life’s road as man and wife.

Most often times were happy --
But, sometimes, they were sad.
Now, through it all, I see the way
they made it on the faith they had.

They kept it all together
in good times and in bad.
Though sun and rain were theirs to share --
They’re thankful for the joys they had.

I’m certain life is richer now,
Each knowing the other is there
Sharing the good and bad they knew
As loved ones say, “Oh, what a pair!”

Note:
This was written for dear friends on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary.
© John Posey  Create an image from this poem.


Premium MemberOn My 50th Marriage Anniversary

The party is on, firecrackers ignited,
Bottles of bubbly beverages opened,
Friendly touches exchanged
As customs prevail in a society.

An anniversary to remind us of mortality,
New resolutions made, new pages turned,
It is not about enjoyment, relief or celebration,
I think as it is about optimism,

To create joy out of nothingness,
To create hope for better times in future.
It is intoxicating wine for the soul,
To look at the balance sheet of life.

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