Advice To Women - Advice To Women Poem by Steve Wexler
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The woman who many men love Will doubt the true love of them all. She'll acquire new loves like new pairs of gloves, And be out whenever they call. But the woman who few men love Will treasure the loving of each Like a jewel from the deepest mine Or a pearl washed up on a beach. O beautiful creature, take heed, Though your lovers be many or few. For your flower will fade, and your lovers will wed While there's time this is what you should do… Marry the man who loves you the most. Whatever his clan, whatever his boast, Whatever his wealth, whatever his charms, Whatever his faults, whatever your qualms. So unless you want to marry a ghost, Marry the man who loves you the most!
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