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I look across and gaze
At the sparkle in her eyes. Her smile ignites a passion It's in her heart that my love lies. Golden hair cascades, Flows gently o’er her skin. Her smile and laugh enriches The air that I breathe in. I sometimes sit and watch As she makes that chuckling sound And think of all these moments, Of the pleasures I have found. One day I'll proudly walk her Down the aisle, hand in hand. And watch with pride and sadness As she receives her golden band. When it comes the time that I breathe my very last. I’ll smile and think of Bronte, At the spell that she has cast.
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