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Poem is based on the marriage between a woman and a man who is a soldier and got injured in the war so the wife after marriage has taken the baton and become a soldier.
As the marriage ceremony started All eyes were on the bride As she came with an air of diligence, Stepped up to complete all the rituals. Blessings were bestowed upon As the man and woman were bonded for life Many eyes filled with tears, wishing them well. The bride moved the husband in the wheelchair Taking hold of their lives. The wedding came as a surprise to many As the man was mutilated for life In a battle for the country. But the woman seemed undeterred. Proud as she was of her man She held her head high in the decisions she made. Taking on the baton from her partner She shouldered the responsibility Of saving not just their relationship But the country with her grit and determination As she proceeded to carry on her duties On the warfront, the man of her life Saluted her and watched her proudly Carry on the legacy of a true patriot!
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