Precaution
They say a wife and husband, bit by bit
Can rear between their lives a mighty wall
So thick they cannot speak with ease through it,
Nor can they see across, it stands so tall.
Its nearness frightens them, but each alone
Is powerless to tear its bulk away;
And each, heartbroken, wishes he had known
For such a wall the magic word to say.
So let us build with master art, my dear
A bridge of faith between your life and mine--
A bridge of tenderness and very near--
A bridge of understanding, strong and fine;
Till we have built so many lovely ties,
There never will be room for walls to rise.
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