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Before Matt and I got married, we talked about kids, me staying home, and him providing for our needs. We also planned on living a simple but happy life and both serving God in every possible way we can. Everything we planned happened, but one which was having more kids. Our only child gives us so much joy and we couldn't be happier. I believe in making plans and and working hard for the plan to materialize.
Aba, oo nga ano, yung glimpse mo eh close to reality. Hmm..you know why? you dreamed of simple and happy life Ate Ces, and that's what you got. But,since our life cannot really be perfect, He didn't give you the more kids, and yet, you're happy with your life as of this moment di ba?
ReplyDeleteVery nicely written, there are no real flaws with your poem that I can see. Though I do tend to favor poems which go past..
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