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by Margaret Atwood Marriage is not a house, or even a tent it is before that, and colder: the edge of the forest, the edge of the desert the unpainted stairs at the back, where we squat outdoors, eating popcorn where painfully and with wonder at having survived this far we are learning to make fire 24.

That will help me through each day.

One of my personal favorite short love poems for my wife• The words just kept coming with the joy that filled my heart with the best romantic words of love.

So irresistible that I yearn, With the heart that longs for you; So irreplaceable that I feel, The tenderness of your love; With the touch that is irreplaceable.

" The gesture of "looking back" or of her refusing to look back which helps to vivify the visualization of her shyness and which in turn makes the entire picture even more lovable than it is, is totally lost in Waley's "I did not turn.

When you have the one that gives you all the joy you desire, then you have gotten the special one that is irreplaceable.

One of the rhetorical effects of this move in the context of Great War discourse is to repudiate charges that women cheerfully wave "adieu" out of resentment, vicarious glee, or aggression; another is to locate women's renewing loyalty to men outside systems of sexual inculcation and familial arrangement, to recover a pure heterosexual alliance untainted by war's gendering systems.

One is only more permanent than the other.

When you feel empty, just share this sonnet about emptiness.

In death we will share one bed.

Soul mate of my life time, Your breath is a song of joy in my heart; Each time I felt your breath, I see my world renewed to love you the most.