October 17
To James On Our Wedding Day
By Brenda Byassee
And so the morning dawned,
breaking into day.
The music with its melody
had a thousand things to say.
It started with a timid tune,
an underlying current,
of whispered joy and promises.
Nothing could deter it.
The beat became a steady one –
the hushed chords growing stronger
until the song of love sang out,
and they were two no longer.
the happy bride
the happy groom
“There were bells on the hill,
but I never heard them ringing.
No, I never heard them at all…
Till there was you.
There was love all around
But I never heard it singing…
Till there was you.”
our first kiss as Mr. and Mrs.
Love that, so sweet. Hugs to you Brenda:)
Thank you, Susan.
Wow, I don’t know what else to say. You guys were so happy and you were so beautiful…….
Well, that pretty well says it all. I especially like that beautiful part. LOL
What a beautiful bride!! Love you girl!! Very sweet post. Thanks for sharing!!
Aw, thanks, Jeana. Should I put the love story between a great gal and a psycho on here?
I’ve never seen you look so beautiful..,and He so handsome. Love you both.
It was a good day.
Wow. Beautiful. (Did you write that?) I don’t think I ever saw those pictures. Glad I saw them now.
If you would visit your hick kin more often, you could see the whole album. It’s pretty awesome if I do say so myself. And, yes, I wrote the poem for him for our wedding. Darla read it and then sang the song at the end, Till There Was You. I will dig out your pictures for one of the love stories. It’s a testament to love (?) or perseverance (?) that you guys have been married for… how long?
haha…funny Bren on the part to Jill, not about me singing!
Just lovely…thats all I can say.
Thanks so much, Lynn.
Beautiful B, just beautiful.
You were beautiful then and more beautiful now inside and out…:-)
So touching. A love so strong and true that it is eternal. Till you met again in Heaven
oh, man, you guys. You have all made me cry! Thank you for your lovely words, uplifting words, understanding words, friend words.