I love...
my husband. He's the tall, dark and handsome guy who would give me the moon
if I wanted it. I love his dark eyes and hearty laugh and shyness and even his axe-
murderer deep voice. He is the one who taught me how to love me; that I deserve
to be loved. He is the salt in my food...that slice of fresh lemon on the side of my
tea glass. He is my second wind. He isn't a necessity for me to live....but he sure
does make my life nice. When he reaches for my hand on the couch while we sit
in the dark watching old movies on t.v., I feel his love just pulsing from my palm
up to my heart. And I feel it flutter like it did when we first kissed at that souvlaki
stand back in Athens so many years ago. When he brings me a Diet Pepsi home
with the bag of sweets for the children, I know that he thought of me while he was
out and that he knows it's my favorite. When he installs that extra wall socket in
the kitchen to make my life more convenient even though I never asked him to do
it, I know that it's because these acts of kindness are his way of showing me how
much he loves me. And when he is far away from home at work in a foreign land
and he texts me on my mobile phone just that one word "Habibty" (Arabic for my
beloved), I know that he misses me and wishes that he were home. I love him.
And he loves me.
my husband. He's the tall, dark and handsome guy who would give me the moon
if I wanted it. I love his dark eyes and hearty laugh and shyness and even his axe-
murderer deep voice. He is the one who taught me how to love me; that I deserve
to be loved. He is the salt in my food...that slice of fresh lemon on the side of my
tea glass. He is my second wind. He isn't a necessity for me to live....but he sure
does make my life nice. When he reaches for my hand on the couch while we sit
in the dark watching old movies on t.v., I feel his love just pulsing from my palm
up to my heart. And I feel it flutter like it did when we first kissed at that souvlaki
stand back in Athens so many years ago. When he brings me a Diet Pepsi home
with the bag of sweets for the children, I know that he thought of me while he was
out and that he knows it's my favorite. When he installs that extra wall socket in
the kitchen to make my life more convenient even though I never asked him to do
it, I know that it's because these acts of kindness are his way of showing me how
much he loves me. And when he is far away from home at work in a foreign land
and he texts me on my mobile phone just that one word "Habibty" (Arabic for my
beloved), I know that he misses me and wishes that he were home. I love him.
And he loves me.
Awwww....get a room. ;)
ReplyDeleteWe did...a few times. How DO you think we got all of these kids anyway?! Where've you been?
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