A WINTER WEDDING.
When bleak, bluff, blatant blizzards blew,
And hats from storm-tossed heads were carried,
My enterprising friend, then you
Got married!
Soon spring had come, when doves can coo,
And flowers blossom, had you tarried;
Instead, in January you
Got married.
Then in your honeymoon you two
The gloom and snow of winter parried;
It's two to one two won when you
Were married.
And thus henceforward may you do;
By life's rough storms be never harried,
Together face them all now you
Are married.