Here is a poem I wrote years ago...

The Bridegroom


Affectionate, Afraid, Anxious, and Apprehensive.

Breathless, Cherished, Comforted, and
Confident.

Eager, Ecstatic, Excited and Expectant.

Soft eyes, Happy and Hopeful.

Joyful, Loved, and Optimistic.

Peaceful, Sincere, Starry-Eyed, Strong, and
Sweaty.

Tender, Thankful, Thrilled, and Touched.

Warm-hearted and Weepy, as he watches his
beloved bride walk down the aisle to stand beside
him as they begin their journey together.

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Bobbi Clark
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Pinewood Pres. (PCA) Middleburg

When I kept Silent, My bones wasted away through my groaning all day long. Psalm 32:3

I like that line!

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The man who is disposed to think of his sin as a great calamity, rather than as a heinous crime, is not likely either to reverence God or to respect His law. - John Kennedy, 1873
Meg
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Member, Intown Presbyterian Church,PCA, Portland, OR

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I've had many folks comment on that line, most of them were laughing, because they could relate to it.

One of my neighbors asked if she could use the poem to put on the grooms cake when her husbands best friend got married.