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A long story of marriage, told in eight lines
Maybe it was God's predestination, That when a stranger passed by my gate Softly spoke my female intuition: "There he is, the man to be your mate". Two weeks I knew him, then I asked his hand His heart elsewhere, so it was not meant When he gave three years try to my far land. With three now twenty-one: time well spent. The assignment was to write a poem of one or two four-line stanza's, metered and with an abab rhyme scheme. I found that I couldn't fit my marriage in 8 lines, but it was too late to abandon ship. Perhaps I'll add more lines in future.
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