I Could Marry Poem by Cowboy Ron Williams
I Could Marry
I could marry her,
for what it's worth,
but she would be like Pear Blossom
in The Good Earth.
Pear Blossom, Lotus' Slave. Would THAT be so bad? I don't know, not recalling the story, IF i ever knew it, though title and author ring a bell. bri ;)
BUT I know what you meant in your poem, dear Ron. Sure!
Sylvia, how can you possibly know what he meant if you don't know the story?
Dear Ron, I knew the TITLE and THE AUTHOR, world famous, English, lived in Old China, but I do not know the STORY you mentioned, so odd I knew all things about PEARL S. BUCK but none of her stories. Sorry
A wonderful thought provoking poem succinctly and cleverly crafted.
The sanctity of marriage must always be uphold. Yet, it is sometimes traded with customs, traditions and financial considerations.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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5/6/2024 5:54:05 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! I get it, Cowboy! I remember Pear Blossom in that book! SHE didn't get it, though!
What didn't she get? I don't know the story.