That day I set my eyes on you
I knew yours was a love that’s
true
And after thirty-six wonderful years
I am still glad I said, “I do.”
We are growing young together
Though I am a few years up ahead
And if I ever had to do it over,
You’d be the one that I would wed.
You mean so much to me
A dictionary of words cannot explain
But in this poetic expression
In this poem they are clearly stated
Even the blind should actually see,
Lynette, it’s you I am talking about,
You’re what love really means to me.
Thirty-six years ago we said, “I do.”
From that day we meant every word,
Perhaps I’ve faltered more than you
But I wouldn’t trade you for the world.
I am not the world’s greatest romantic
It’s not a goal I would ever pursue
But this I know, my
surprise package
I’d go to the ends of the world for you.
Today I wish you happy anniversary
And pray to God for fifty more
And that every time you read this poem
You’d see you’re the woman that I adore.
Stewart Russell © August 1, 2017
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