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When I say I Do
Danette Fritz-Kettwich
08/1991
I want you know when I say I do,
I vow to forever to be loving to you.
When I say I will be your wife,
It will be for the rest of my life.
Honesty has made us strong,
Together nothing could go wrong.
Sincerity is what it took to grow;
Love is what it took to let our feelings show.
Faith is what it took to see,
How strong an everlasting love can be.
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How strong an everlasting love can be....Danette, I take it, from the date on the poem, that you were married in 1991 - August, making it your 16th year of marriage. Your words in the poem (and above) are truly what makes a strong marriage. Hart and I, also in August, celebrated our 50th. I do hope and pray that you will be as happy with married life when you reach your 50th as we have been. God bless you.
Thomas