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Array ( [sid] => 150717 [catid] => 1 [aid] => mick [title] => The Tie That Binds Us [time] => 2009-06-13 15:53:07 [hometext] => [bodytext] => In Childhood Days
When we were young,
And School was all plays
And nursery rhymes oft sung –
Simple games and toys
Caused hearts to glow in gladness,
And most girls and boys
Never felt how adults felt sadness.

Summertime was best of all –
Sports Day was the event;
All the children made the call –
And all the parents went.
Each girl chose a friend
As a partner of the race,
And hopefully,he wouldn’t send
Her flat upon her face.

A yellow ribbon was tied
And knotted so secure;
Then we were, side by side,
Determined the Race to endure.
Ah, yes, many times we fell,
Until we found our pace,
But oh, how our hearts did swell
When we skilfully completed the Race.

Marriage can have its parallel
To a three-legged race,
But, this time, to do well
The Couple need to embrace
More important Rules
Whilst on the Race of Life;
More vital than a school’s
Race, is the one with a husband and wife.

They start off, full of confidence –
Undaunted by what lies ahead;
There’s only the slightest sense
Of nerves, to hinder how they tread.
As one pulls, the other does follow,
Carefully watching each stride;
Their determination isn’t hollow
It's solid as they step side by side.

But, there’s a sudden lapse of attention
And, heavily, they do fall –
Both must accept (with apprehension)
The set backs which affect us all.
Yes, like that Childhood game,
They pick themselves up straight away
As, a prize awaits an eager claim,
But only for those who don’t stray.
A Promise was made at the start
Of this most important Race;
This Tie that Binds us, at the heart
No grater joy can replace.
So, if we all can keep in mind
The solemn Pledge we’ve made,
Then another path we will not find,
And, our victory will not fade!



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The Tie That Binds Us

Contributed by windowguy on Saturday, 13th June 2009 @ 03:53:07 PM in AEST
Topic: Lifepoems



In Childhood Days
When we were young,
And School was all plays
And nursery rhymes oft sung –
Simple games and toys
Caused hearts to glow in gladness,
And most girls and boys
Never felt how adults felt sadness.

Summertime was best of all –
Sports Day was the event;
All the children made the call –
And all the parents went.
Each girl chose a friend
As a partner of the race,
And hopefully,he wouldn’t send
Her flat upon her face.

A yellow ribbon was tied
And knotted so secure;
Then we were, side by side,
Determined the Race to endure.
Ah, yes, many times we fell,
Until we found our pace,
But oh, how our hearts did swell
When we skilfully completed the Race.

Marriage can have its parallel
To a three-legged race,
But, this time, to do well
The Couple need to embrace
More important Rules
Whilst on the Race of Life;
More vital than a school’s
Race, is the one with a husband and wife.

They start off, full of confidence –
Undaunted by what lies ahead;
There’s only the slightest sense
Of nerves, to hinder how they tread.
As one pulls, the other does follow,
Carefully watching each stride;
Their determination isn’t hollow
It's solid as they step side by side.

But, there’s a sudden lapse of attention
And, heavily, they do fall –
Both must accept (with apprehension)
The set backs which affect us all.
Yes, like that Childhood game,
They pick themselves up straight away
As, a prize awaits an eager claim,
But only for those who don’t stray.
A Promise was made at the start
Of this most important Race;
This Tie that Binds us, at the heart
No grater joy can replace.
So, if we all can keep in mind
The solemn Pledge we’ve made,
Then another path we will not find,
And, our victory will not fade!







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Re: The Tie That Binds Us (User Rating: 1 )
by screwge on Saturday, 13th June 2009 @ 05:57:47 PM AEST
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What a tenacious poem, nice rhymes!




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