Badda Boom Badda Bling

You may remember that I lost my wedding ring.

Which was really a lousy thing.

Cuz’ it was treasured bling.

Made my heart sing.

Now, all it does is sting.

When I think of that ring.

Not quite the emotion it was meant to bring.

A problem no doubt:  A finger with no ring.

A left hand all naked, without any bling.

What kind of loser loses her ring?

The losingest kind: a true ding-aling.

And to replace it?  Oh my.  ChaCha – ching.

I searched high and low, but no success did it bring.

I was still a sad girl with a lost, lonely ring.

But then one day, my husband did bring

an itty bitty pouch, all wrapped in string.

When I looked inside, my heart grew wings.

It was the shiniest, sparkliest, most beautiful thing.

Oh and bling.  Did I mention the bling?

Needless to say, I’m no longer a girl without any ring.

And to this ring, my friends, I’m sure to cling.

Here ends my tale.  Badda boom badda bling.

27 comments

  1. Dear Jeff,

    You have wonderful taste. The ring is AMAZING.
    Now could you please start giving lessons to hubby’s who may need help in that area… Hmm not mine per say, just sayin’.

    Dear Darcie,
    Thanks for the photo. I’m pretty sure I’m seeing green with envy there lady. It’s really beautiful and I’m positive you deserve it!

    P.S. Love the rhyme too. I skipped the whole thing to gawk at the ring and then went back and read it. :)

  2. gor.geous. love the poem too.

    (I have to take my ring in to have the setting replaced and hate the idea of being without it for even a week)

  3. Apparantly I’m the lone blingless gal here. Jewelry shunner though I am, that really is beautiful. And hopefully insured, too!

  4. Obviously he thinks you are one unique gal because that is def. one of a kind. It is beautiful, congratulations. What a guy. Lucky you.

  5. Beautiful! For a moment I thought it was a pink diamond…….:)
    Love the poem too, so many ing words!

  6. Beautiful ring!
    I do not have my original wedding ring anymore, just a gold band (long story that I mostly do not like to tell) and it makes me sad. But at least I have the gold band…I did not like having a naked finger.

  7. Just gorgeous! I love it!

    I lost my ring once…it was sad. We found it, but had to replace three stones since the garbage disposal did a number on it.

  8. Stunningly gorgeous! Thanks so much for sharing the pictures. And of course, the poem is delightful.

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