Bound by earthen honor
to fan the flames of our passion
quell the storms of ourlife
breathe joy into our sails
and guard the all of us.
From the harvest
to the spring
Hands bound
let our path begin.
Author notes
marriage vows
the wrapping of the married couples hands during old marriage rituals was a symbolic act of the intertwining of their lifes and souls. Dates back a ways,
A contest entry
- Wedding Vows by Riftkin.
900 points, ended October 31, 2008, 18 entries
Honorable mention
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
Comments
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I like this view of the vows that are truly in my eyes to be made to one person, keep it flowing and good luck in the contest
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A love for a Master that binds one to the heart
is a special gift any Master could ever wish for
Best luck to you with He that holds you close
May your Master see your love in these words.
Riftkin
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uh wrong gender hun lol but glad ya liked
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Good going here, hoss. Bracelets and rings were also symbols of bondage...buy a female slave, slap a ring on her with your name on it, and she's yours. Women didn't want rings back then; nowadays they insist on getting one...meh!
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How interesting...
Good luck in the contest!
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