They both drank wine, she the red & he the
white,
So they drank pink rose` instead, & all
was alright,
They liked to dance, she the waltz & he
to prance,
So they embraced tightly & that was their
dance.
And children, he yearned for a boy & she
for a girl,
Twins arrived, one of each, & their lives
were a whirl,
He liked fish & she ate nothing that had
given birth,
So he went off fishing, while she planted good
earth.
Their lives were a series of sweet & sour,
black & white,
They had nothing in common, yet it all seemed
just right,
He looked down at the ground, while she looked
up above,
Yet it was all sorted for them, under the title
of true love.
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