What a wonderful world we would have if people getting married today would always treat each other equal and continue to let their love blossom. Too many think after they sign that piece of paper they don't have to respect or be honest and care for each other. I have been with Fred for 36 years and we are still on our honeymoon and I hope that is how it will always be, till death do us part.
There's not much difference in us now then in the beginning except we just love each other more and more with each tomorrow.
The Difference In Us It was yesterday when we were so young,
When we shared a dream so bright.
That one day we would wed,
We’d become husband and wife.
We’d face all the tomorrows,
With one thing on our mind.
That we would always be happy,
Always together in time.
It seems the years are passing by,
As we age so gracefully,
We’re still facing all tomorrows,
Still as happy as can be.
Still making promises to each other,
Sharing that same look so tenderly.
Standing by each other through the years,
The way life was meant to be.
The only difference in us dear,
We seem to care more each day.
Through the good and the bad,
We let nothing stand in our way.
We promised to live by the rule,
To love till death takes us apart.
To respect and always be there to care,
Sharing a love from within our heart.
BEAUTIFUL ROSE. Thats the way a marriage should be. It reminds me of mine! Some of us are lucky enough to find that special some one to share our lives with!!!....M
Beautiful, heartfelt words of truth. Perhaps when people learn to have respect for each other and give up the pre-nups (just incase) love will blossom. No logic to pre-nups, more of an anticipation that they know before they even begin it won't be forever...
Congrats on 36 yrs!! Thats Fantastic!!
Your Marriage Has Stength & Bonds Of Much Happiness & That Is Beautiful!!
The Poem Is Beautiful Also Rose!
You Both Are Indeed Very Blessed
Embraced ~ Embrassé
Vickie
It is true that love grows and seems to multiply in direct proportion to the ups and downs faced in life. I know you and Fred share a wonderful life and glad it has survived so well.
hugs
Fee
This is longevity love!
Rose You Fred truly have been blessed
with this beautiful loving marriage
And so beautifully expressed thoughts!
Peace Love and Light...Morning star
Rose,this is so beautiful and touching.I want to say God Bless you and your husband for 36 years of bliss and wishing you more 36 years and beyond of complete happiness.I wish more couples would be more like the 2 of you in terms of loving each other so much and not taken each other for granted.You 2 still have that youthful love that is magical.Its wonderful to see.take care of yourself
Having been blessed with a loving marriage to a woman who I could not hold a candle too for if there was angel on earth it was her. Splendid poem of true love.
They said that "the success of a marriage depends on no hitting back" but that's from my funny bone, in reality the success, I think, depends on respect and solicitude toward each other.
What you and Fred share for so long, in today's reality, are considered by the "learned" as an anomaly.
So please, don't ever reverse to normality.
Congratulations, first of all - beautiful testiment to love, your marriage lasting as long as it has. 36 years. Well done!
My parents were married 39 years, then Mom died. Daddy remarried six years later, they were married 12 years and then HE passed. My brother and his first wife were married 25 years. She died. He's since remarried - still going strong. That's what I respect about them: they honored the marriage vows, until Death did them part.
I was only married for 3 years. My husband divorced me. To have the kind of relationship you and Fred have is only a dream for me ... enjoy each other while you have each other.
Beautifully penned, BTW. You've made me cry with the love in these words.
Good morning Rose... This sounds just like the inside of a lovely Hallmark Card... It rings so true, and is written very well. How wonderful that some of us actually experienced and enjoyed the relationship that you so aptly described. Good show.. lindalaw
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Love,
ET
You have written a gem here..
Peace, love, and light,
Amber "V"
John
Be always safe,
Karen
Your Marriage Has Stength & Bonds Of Much Happiness & That Is Beautiful!!
The Poem Is Beautiful Also Rose!
You Both Are Indeed Very Blessed
Embraced ~ Embrassé
Vickie
hugs
Fee
Rose You Fred truly have been blessed
with this beautiful loving marriage
And so beautifully expressed thoughts!
Peace Love and Light...Morning star
Cheers,
Dan
Edwin
Love tinka
Love, Christine
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
What you and Fred share for so long, in today's reality, are considered by the "learned" as an anomaly.
So please, don't ever reverse to normality.
Georg
wonderful!
with love
Ron
a loving heart. Best wishes to you and Fred for many more
happy tomorrows. -gene.
Congratulations, first of all - beautiful testiment to love, your marriage lasting as long as it has. 36 years. Well done!
My parents were married 39 years, then Mom died. Daddy remarried six years later, they were married 12 years and then HE passed. My brother and his first wife were married 25 years. She died. He's since remarried - still going strong. That's what I respect about them: they honored the marriage vows, until Death did them part.
I was only married for 3 years. My husband divorced me. To have the kind of relationship you and Fred have is only a dream for me ... enjoy each other while you have each other.
Beautifully penned, BTW. You've made me cry with the love in these words.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.