Hello all! We hope you’ve had a lovely weekend enjoying the first spring-like weather we’ve had in a long time! It's been a very busy day indeed, here at Marriott Love Poems HQ, sifting through all the weekend and Monday poems...
Today, we nominate Nicholas Aris’ ‘The Wedding Jitters’ as our poem of the day, for its beautiful simplicity - hope you enjoy it as much as we have!
The Wedding Jitters – by Nicholas Aris, Nottingham
The birds sing;
The bells sing;
You can forget your lines,
But not the ring.
Cut the cake;
It soon goes;
But if you dance,
Mind her toes.
Confetti falls;
Your mother bawls;
The car pulls off,
And doesn’t stall.
Now you’re wed;
Happy ever after;
May your days,
Be filled with laughter.
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