I remember where we met, it was,

The Great Northern Railway Station

You were standing there in bonny Belfast

I spoke to you, how brave that was.

 

We went to the pictures late that night

And we met again the following Tuesday.

Did I buy you chocolates at the pictures?

 

I proposed to you at the Great Northern Railway Station

My love for you was clear,

and thank god for me you did say yes!

We married on Malone Road in Belfast

Those many years ago.

 

Six children later, all we can do is watch them grow,

and watch their kids grow too!

Just think, the love we share, they share with us too!

 

以上的句子是我在一个care home打工的时候， 在一位老爷爷的屋里发现的；它被工整的打印了出来还贴在墙上；这幅字的上方挂着一张老爷爷和他老伴儿的合影，中间还有一位美丽的新娘，我想应该是他们的女儿吧。

 

简简单单的词句记录了老爷爷和老奶奶从相识，相知到相许的爱的历程，虽然如今只剩下老爷爷一人，但他们用一辈子经营的爱却是值得回味的。

 

老一辈人的爱情是朴实的，与如今拿爱情当筹码，当赌注的新生代相比，她多了份真挚，多了份诚恳。watch them grow, watch their kids grow，听起来是如此的简单，只是这样，却渗透着浓浓的爱。

 

浮华背后的爱，才是真爱！