If a man would be so lucky, he would be loved
by a woman unconditionally.
Her love would give him strength to fight every
demon within and to live more fully.
If a man would be so lucky, he would treasure
the time he shares with her.
He would not take her for granted and offer her
the scrap-remains of his day.
If a man would be so lucky, he would thank God
for the joy of this matrimony.
He would affirm life and embrace it dearly for
every minute he spend with her so freely.
If a man would be so lucky, he would treasure
her beauty that shines ever so brightly.
And come what may in time, age and
illness, this love grows more defiant in hope, joy and meekness.
A lucky man is not a man whose life is filled
with the love of this world.
But he is one whose world is filled with the love
of his life.
His wealth is not in the possession of fortune
to come.
But it is in the fortune that he has already possessed or there shall
be none.
His enduring treasure is in beholding the joy
before him.
And in her eyes, all his desires are indeed complete.
Such is a man who finds a love that satisfies
all.
And this love is all that He will ever live for.
His curiosity is never quenched because his pursuit is a
wonder that is never spent.
His gratitude is found in the simplest of
expression.
Her mere presence is enough to fill up the emptiness of existence.
His contentment is like a garden where seeds
are sown and flowers bloom.
And every season is meaningful because there is
just so much to do.
Not a day is missed to count his blessings.
And
it all adds up positive in the days of great testing.
So lucky is the man whom
God bestows.
The gift of companion in a life He unfolds.
But what has luck - some may say - to do with
this gift?
Isn't it about loving as a verb and actions unceasing?
Surely there
is nothing random in the devotion of love?
Unless it is a wheel of fortune that
spins on its own.
But luck is God's ways of remaining anonymous.
Like coincidences, His nudges are fully autonomous.
For what is required in
love is the subtlest of hand.
To woo the heart without making any demand.
So I count this day and many days ahead.
And
thank His "lucky" gift as I gladly celebrate.
Blessed fortieth Anna, for when all is said.
You are my
greatest fortune,
my destiny,
my loving soul mate.
Cheerz.
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