Married Love

Oh, Susan, I know you and Denver loved each other very much, but this poignant poem speaks volumes about the way his love made you feel. Bless your heart for sharing such deep, tender, exhilirating emotion. Denver would relish reading it, but I think he knew, while still alive, that you loved him unconditionally.
Love you and always will,
Sandi.

Thank you, Sandi...you know when you explore feelings and make the effort to express them, there's no telling what will come forth, thus my poem. I know we loved each other unconditionally for a short span of time...and that is good.

I love you, sweet sis ~ Susan

Soft, gentle words that express your feelings well. Nicely done.
Nancy

aahhhh.

you're oozing...with happiness. : )

Oh, Susan, how sweet and coming from deep within your heart made me feel so
good. I am glad I met Denver!

Dear Susan,

How blessed and fortunate you were to have experienced such a beautiful and complete love -- even for a short time. Veronica

Dear Nancy, Hilda, Veronica, and one anonymous commentator! It sure feels nice to have you read what I've written and to let me know that it pleased you in some way. Thank you so much for adding your comments here.
God bless ~~~~ Susan

Susan, You express so beautifully. I could almost feel the satin ribbon cascading. What a beautiful love you two had. I love you too. Marlene

Susan: Today, I am again able to read the OurEcho and found your beautiful poem in memory of your husband. It so expresses your love and your sorrow, too. You have made my day brighter. At 80, that s hard to find sometimes.
I am back up and running again. So look for me and I will be looking for you. B