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Fifty years on…
by Peter J. Oszmann → (All Poetry by Peter J. Oszmann)
  
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I was just a young boy


and  you a young girl


when two of us met


and were swept in a swirl.


 


I promised you happiness


but life often stink'…


Did I ever love you?


Well, what do you think?


 


Married you twice…


Oh what a schmuck!…


Was it good fortune


or was it bad luck?…


 


Gave you no diamonds,


gave you no mink.


Do I still love you?….


Well, what do you think?…


 


 


 


 


©P. J. Oszmann (2002)


 


 


 


 


I met the "girl(s)" in the above photo at University in September 1952.


Married her in July 1955. (and NO she was not pregnant!)


Remarried her (without divorce) 25 years later.


We've been studying and working together since the day we met,


till her retirement two years ago.


I wrote the above verse for her for the 50th anniversary of our first meeting.


I don't talk or write about love.


Do I love her?


Well, what do YOU think?


 


This is my public tribute to the "Girl" who put up with me for so long.


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 Reviews of "Fifty years on…"
Reviewed by Claywoman (Reader)
Reviewed on August 24, 2003
She is a beautiful woman, I imagine she still is and you were one lucky dental student...

Reviewed by Nicole Davis Vergara (Reader)
Reviewed on August 21, 2003
Hmmmm definitely no need to think here it is positively evident you DO LOVE HER! What a beautiful tribute to her!
((((Hugs))))
~Nikki~

Reviewed on August 21, 2003
Sometimes there are no need for words, huh? The obvious is seen.... excellent write...
In Spirit,
Bear

Reviewed by Leland Waldrip
Reviewed on August 21, 2003
By this time she's got a pretty good guess, but if she's like my wife she wants to hear it straight from the horse's mouth occasionally, too. LOL
Best regards,
Leland


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