Man's Better Half by Edward L. Tilley
When God made man and called him good
He left but one detail,
Without a helper Adam's race
was surely bound to fail.
Not from his head or from his foot
But near his heart did lift
The rib by which he fashioned Eve;
Adam's precious gift.
If a man climbs to the top
And gains success in life,
It has less to do with talent;
Most likely it's his wife.
Before we go on boasting
And fill our hearts with pride,
Remember there's a helper,
a best friend, and a bride.
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