How many of you who planned to have a crashed marriage? No one? I bet you all wish to spend the rest of your life enjoying a happily ever after life just like fairy tales heard when we grow up. I wish for that too.
Some friends of mine has turned bitter toward their marriage (though still in it) and no longer consider it a grace. A gift of happiness. They has turn against marriage as burden, obligation to fulfill. I wonder what has caused it. Yesterday, when my hubby was at home we talk. He asked, what will happen if I yell at you? And with mean in heart, I answer, I will keep my silence. This scheme somehow struck me deep. In my conscience, there is battle whether this is right or wrong. We never could predict the future. My future or my hubby’s future. The future of our speech, our deeds, our thoughts. The scheme that I have told my hubby last night has found denial. So, because I can not predict it, I try to wish it. I try to paraphrase it into poems. This what I wish for. Not exactly in words spoken, but in meaning. That life will be good to our marriage. That my hubby and I will have more love than what once blessed in the church. That our relationship is deeper that a written statements of husband and wife. Wider than the ocean of life itself. I want my hubby to love me and I love him, till our body shrinked (in health), our faces wrinkled, until death put us part. Call me dreamer if you wish so.
A wish in poems, this is the background of my writtings. My first poem published online. Check on the link below, and if any of you’d like to send a comment, do not hold it.
http://www.authspot.com/Poetry/The-Last-Message.110052
with love,
Yedija
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