Hi Monks,
See the poetry and smile........... 
#!/usr/bin/perl

$bride = 'me';
$groom = 'you'

if( defined $marriage ){
    print"HoneyMoon of you and me"
}

if($place ='Cool Place'){
    print"Fire may start becz of our heat\n";
}

open(heart,"/house/");

while(<heart>){

    if($mind =~ /matches/){
        $kisses = 'true';
    }else
    {
        $kisses = 'false';

    }
    if($love == 'real'){
        $child =1;
    }else
    {
        $child =0;
    }

}

close(heart);

if($child){
    $life = 'peaceful';
}else{
    $life = 'failure';
}

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