Please be critical or suggest anything I can cnange for the better, as I want this to be sent to a pair of friends that got married last year...
Now that you’ve made it through of marriage the first year,
You’ve got it made so have no fear,
The second year of bliss that comes with marriage,
Is like a ride through a park in an ornate carriage…
Apparently you both do of each other love,
Marriage now should for both of you fit like an old glove,
Warm that glove is but stretched to fit as well,
One that you wouldn’t give up, a comfy feeling you wouldn’t sell…
i see nothing wrong here. the sentiment is clear, but if you want them to make many future generations, you'd better include some gift wrapped K-Y Jelly with those well wishes.
It certainly has Ed Matlack poetry style written all over it. The only advice I would give is to somehow change that last line. That annoying request generally comes from the in-laws and not outlaws like you, because it's none of your business. ;-)
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But was portraying them as dogs your way of being nice?
Ron
Love ya!
Jane
But there will be no future generations from us.
We don't need no stinkin kids...Got one or two to many already.
LOL,
Walt