Wishing Tree Poem by jennifer evans

Wishing Tree

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For luck, you seek a rainbow,
For courage, go find the Dutch,
But if a wish is what you want
Then just, look up!

You can't see them in the daytime,
Though they never disappear,
At night they shine and twinkle,
It's the stars you see so clear.

I wished upon a star one night
& today that dream came true,
I walked down St. Albans aisle,
With my bridesmaids dressed in blue

The vicar welcomed one and all,
On this happy joyous day,
We sang the hymns and repeated his words,
Though not the one obey!

‘I now pronounce you Husband and Wife',
Words I never thought I'd hear,
We turned and kissed, hand in hand,
& everybody cheered!

Now at The Grand, all wined and dined,
Its time to start the party!
The stars are out, so now's your turn
To wish upon our Star Tree!

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This Poem was written to be placed next to our wishing tree at our wedding. Guests were invited to write messages on tags and hang them from the branches, which we decorated with stars
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Mahmuod Shahidi 31 August 2012

I feel this poem shows a kind of freedom from material restrictions and constructed rules of life...nice understanding and beautiful expression..

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Dawn Ferrett 30 August 2012

Oh! How lovely! So romantic and sweet! I wish you both every happiness! ! ! Dawn xxx

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