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January 10, 2022
We were intrinsically knitted together,
in a patchwork of loyalty and hope.
Taking on the world and it’s challenges,
exploring with immeasurable scope.
We were tightly bonded together,
in a package of paper and string.
Arriving at each destination,
with passports stamped to do anything.
We were finally tied by marriage,
when, to each other, we very much appealed.
And, oh what a wise investment,
with a very fine worthwhile yield.
We were intrinsically knitted together,
losing an odd stitch along the way.
But the pearls of the sea, and fair isles,
kept us happy, til hair turned quite grey.
written by
Harriet Blackbury January 2022.
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