A Quadrille is a poem consisting of exactly 44 words.

My Glorious Wedding Day
Oh, what a day!
The vicar – nodding, smiling said,
‘If any person have a reason
why they can’t be wed…’.
From near the back a
woman said,
‘Damn right, he’s wed to me’.
A dreadful lull
consumed the church.
Oh, what glorious a day!

 

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16 responses to “My Glorious Wedding Day”

  1. Oh my! That was unexpected.

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  2. Yikes! That was quick. Thank you 🙂

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  3. Goodness, a tricky situation 🙂

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  4. Reminds me of Jane Eyre. Great and glorious day, indeed.

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  5. What a rascal… You have to be more careful if you’re up to such play.

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    Snakypoet (Rosemary Nissen-Wade)

    Oh dear! But a glorious escape, at least.

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  7. o my…could feel that lull!

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  8. That’s a fun take on the prompt 🙂

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  9. The woman did all a favor; what a fun way to respond to the Q44.

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  10. Ha! Well done! What fun!

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  11. A glorious day for you. Funny

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  12. Ha, how funny…but I think she dodged a bullet there! Scoundrel!

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  13. Now that would truly be a “lull”. Love your last line…made me grin.

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  14. cOld feet
    marriages
    more than
    two….now..
    swimmingly
    handsome.. too
    many fish in ocean blues..
    frilly
    white
    frowns
    come back..;)

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