It was tied just tight enough
held the boats
moored during a storm
allowing them to freely float
It was tied just tight enough
when they said “I do”
to allow for freedom of love
without mind control on cue
It was tied just tight enough
the family a happy bunch
celebrations a frolic
memories made not crushed
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I love how you brought the beauty of vows to freely floating boats peacefully drifting about, beautiful 🙂
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you really gotta write!
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Beautiful
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Thanks so nice to meet you 🙂
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one always need some degree of freedom…very nicely presented.
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That is the delicate balance needed – tight yet giving enough to allow for freedom and no mind control. Awesome.
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Awesome poem.
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Very flowing poem. Very good read too, like a sailing ship sailing smoothly on calm seas. Intertwining vows and knots…your ideas seem to come out of no where 🙂
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This idea inspired by a friend’s poem. thanks Mabel for your kind comment
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Those who know how to tie the perfect knot, are those who know how to live together forever. The knot may slip from time to time, but it can always be re-tied.
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This reads like silk.
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ohh I like that…
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