“Will you marry me? I asked her
She was expecting it but smiled with offer
“Yes” we need to do it earlier
We need not drag on further
We both were genuine with relation
It was our strong foundation
We both were firm and committed
Our happiness was as if co-related
Her parents were so cordial
They never went in for denial
We had apprised them of our intention
They too had shown inclination
Of late she was living with confusion
Many thoughts were troubling her in form of questions
I set aside all fears and suggested
It brought to an end for the rumors spread
The marriage is sacred association
It must be the base for relation
Parents too blessed for the occasion
We had little joke for any kind of confession
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“Will you marry me? I asked her She was expecting it but smiled with offer
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Marriage well recommended in this charming account of the sacred bond. Thanks for sharing. 6 Mar by Fay Slimm | Reply