Have I got the right date?
Am I late?
Then why am I alone at the gate?
He said he’d meet me here
No need for a fuss lest our families appear
Oh where is my lover, God, tell me where
Now comes the vicar
Key in hand to unlock the door
But where is my lover?
He is to wed me, he swore
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What stress.
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It has happened, I’m sure, to more than one bride
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I fully agree with you.
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It’s a double slap, once in the heart and once in the face. But at least in my poem her family weren’t aware of it
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Still very sad and heartbreaking
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I really do feel for anyone, man or woman, who’s left in that position. At the same time, better that it happens before that ring slips onto that finger
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Yes, I completely agree
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🥰🥰🥰🥰
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Ghosted at the altar- perfect setting for it though if I do say so myself.
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Stood up. Lucky escape
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Oh dear… Violet had the perfect response!
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Just in time for halloween
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Indeed!
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Oh no! I have a bad feeling about this!
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Friday 13th October. My wedding anniversary, now long since dissolved
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No one should be put in such an embarrassing situation. This is so unfair.
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I do agree. But I also believe it’s better that it happens at this stage than later when it could involve children and property
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