hi joe..so u married her later..was she a good catch and worth it?...merle
  
Howdy, Merle,

The bride was a very smart lady, and a practitioner.  The husband may have 
thought it was weird, yes, possibly (I think he doesn't sit).

But her meaning was clear, as is Issa's.  Humorous and Wise.

It's a bit like Lao Tse in the Tao Te Ching writing in fascicle 6 (I think) 
that, "Nature treats Humans like straw dogs".

The bride may have turned it a bit, considering herself a force of Nature, and 
warned the new Old Man, directly and dramatically in the midst of the ceremony, 
that, no matter what, you're sometimes gonna be disappointed.  And vice versa: 
she was willing to go the distance, in case he dished it out heavy.  I loved 
her choice of the poem, the wise and the humorous together.

What a much better poem to read than some saccharine thing.

Anyway, they divorced, and I married her later.

--Joe

>  weird? merle


 

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