A Valentine For Deborah Poem by Bill Galvin
A Valentine For Deborah
It's been over twenty years;
It's been over tears and fears;
It's been through a hundred trials,
And still we manage smiles.
This bond between us grows
And proves that God bestows
the fruit of life, the gift of love,
Despite the winter snows.
So, from here we travel on,
We two, where we belong, together, in love, forever.
Friday, January 2, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: valentine
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Written in 1994 and published in the Bar Harbor Times weekly issue of Feb 10,1994 under 'Matters of the Heart' special article.
So, now it's been over 40 years, with many more tears, fears, and trials, especially since Deb's diagnosis of ALS.
So, now it's been over 40 years, with many more tears, fears, and trials, especially since Deb's diagnosis of ALS.
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