There's a wedding in the heavens
It's the gossip of the skies
Young Neptune--the lucky groom
Venus--the heavenly prize.

There's a wedding in the heavens
It will be a big affair
Celestial stars in that book of blue
Will make their debut there.

They'll be dancing and romancing
Along the milky way
Thunder clouds will roll with song
Shooting stars are goin' swing and sway.

There's a wedding in the heavens
Now, you ask me how I know?
Old man moon wears a face of June
As I stand here in a blanket of snow.

By Richard M. Spiotto
Age 79 Years
505 North Ave. #8-M
Fort Lee, New Jersey 07024

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