... your wedding ring was brand new?
Shiny without a scratch.
Foreign to the finger.
Catching the corner of your eye.
Reminding of one who loves you.
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I do remember when, but I also love to look at it now - weathered and a bit worn - standing the test of time, for better or for worse...'til death us do part.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful moment, Anne!
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