By Dorothy Tarpley
They married young, merely teens out of high school. Inexpensive wedding bands were all they could afford, though that had nothing to do with the love they felt for one another. No one would bet on this marriage lasting, they were just too young.
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You’re the OBJECT of my affection
Unless, of course, you OBJECT
This isn’t a CONTEST of wills
You can always CONTEST or accept
Right this MINUTE I’m crossing my fingers
And planning each MINUTE detail
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Your words were thoughtless and hurtful,
The tone of your voice sharp and cruel
Your embarrassing tirade was childish,
Only making you look like a fool
What happened to make you so angry?
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