Two for you today and yes, the coffee is starting to work…

Caducous: kəˈdo͞okəs  √
Adjective: (Of an organ or part) Easily detached and shed at an early stage.
Word Origin - Latin, late 17th century
“Caducous” refers to something on a plant or creature that is easily shed at an early stage of development

TTC – please keep it family friendly.

Your three words today are:
WEDDING √
CELEBRATION √
REFORM √

The wedding was scheduled for nine
I do's and don't on their loving minds
Standing on a beach filled with friends
A celebration to mark the start of the end
As a boy child he wasn't taught the rule
As many a young man, he became a fool
Falling in lust, thinking it'd last forever more
But the lady saying the vows knew the score
She had been taught the lesson at an early age
Feelings of guilt, Caducous would fuel her rage
Setting the stage for their loving life of endurance
With the right reform he supplied her insurance

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