Marvellous Lines by A Brave Soldier's Wife.

There lived a man...


There lived a man who loved me with all his heart...

There lived a man who fathered my child....

There lived a man who believed in integrity....

There lived a man who loved his profession....

There lived a man who never feigned to be a hero....

There lived a man who was my soul....

There lived a man with a heart full of generosity...

There lived a man who revealed all to me....

There lived a man who loved me with his life.....

But .....now I wait.....

for he is with god..

I know this for sure..

One day I will meet him...

I know this for sure...

And he will give me that warm strong hug of his

I know this for sure...

And I will not complain that I can't breath

I know this for sure

You can hug me..hug me all you want....
Location: Gurgaon, Haryana, India

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