Two doves perchèd upon the throne of God
Fore’er indebted in wedlock’d bond.
True love cannot be measured with a rod .
Like ripples on the Lord’s celestial pond.
Bouquet of wild aster both shall pick
In gardens, both share harvest of their love
with children who will compliment them quick
We bless them both with light from Heav’n above
As love has taken hold on man and wife
And may that bond be blessèd with glad cheer
Together they will start their Christian life
And let us not shed ev’n single tear
Loves purity is like the fallen snow
Part not until they tread where angels go.
I need help naming my wedding poem,?
Where Angels Go sounds perfect for a title. When i title my poems i like to leave my audience with something to remember. Often, the last thing said is often the first thing remembered.
Reply:Holy Unity
Reply:"To the paradise of love"
Reply:"Two Doves" comes to mind for a title. You could also just have a title like, "To [spouse] with love, from [you]."
It's a beautiful poem, by the way. God has given you a wonderful gift to be able to write as beautifully as that.
Reply:Sounds like a Sonnet. I like it. How about:
God's Blessing
God's Grace
Blessed Bond
Forever Blessed
Reply:Forever
that is soooo sweet!
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