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With assistance from Merior!
His wishes granted,
By contract, reviewed and read,
For a blessed bed.
Leavening his bread,
Set the plate to gift his stead,
Fiancé unwed.
Soon he’d be jiggled,
And one who never fiddled,
Uniquely riddled.
The body rested,
Soon, divinely regifted,
Reincarnated.
And acclimated.
Two bodies respirited,
Deal, consummated!
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One of the best
This must one of the best poems I've read on the site. I use to write poetry, but never anything like this. There is something wonderfully short and sweet about your writing. You poem was an idea, and I feel you convayed that idea masterfully with the barest amount of words.