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WEDDING DAY

Today I’m getting married,
My stomach does nothing but turn.
I’ve waited for this day for ages.
Love for him, I yearn.

Spending hours looking beautiful,
Time flying by so fast.
Getting ready for the church,
Arriving there the last.

Butterflies flying round,
My belly and my head,
Making sure I look OK
Before down the isle I wed.

He looks so handsome,
As he stands there
And as he says ‘I do’
I know we are the perfect pair.

After that it’s all a daze,
Until the honey-moon,
And as I fell asleep that night I thought,
Morning couldn’t come too soon.

Nichola Firth
19.1.99

BEST MANS SPEECH

I’ve known this man for ages,
I knew him when he was a lad,
I knew him when he was spotty,
And his hair- do was bad.

I’ve seen him though brown flared trousers,
Through girlfriends, thin and fat.
I’ve seen him drunk and soba.
I’ve seen this kiss the cat.

I’ve got baby pic’s Galore,
I’ve picked him up, when he was down,
And he’s helped me, I have to say,
He’s got rid of many a frown.

Glad you’ve took him off my hands,
You can wipe away his tears,
He’s finally found a good woman,
I’ve been trying to get rid of him for years.

Nichola Firth
Jan ‘99

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