Perseverance
(a Constanza)
The man I married’s
still with me,
With bodies
tired and getting old.
And still our
hands we like to hold,
Some forty
years for all to see.
There’s been
good times and there’s been bad.
There’s been
sad time as well as glad.
Some years seemed
like eternity,
But some zipped
by like rocket ship.
There’s years I
would have liked to skip.
At times I
dreamed of being free
And leave poor
hubby in the dust.
My vows made
staying a sound must.
And now we’re
married happily.
We still hold
each other’s hands—yup.
So we can hold
each other up!