Saturday, December 24, 2011

Loveinity


If I had to choose between loving you and breathing, I would use my last breath to say, "I Love You."



**Yesterday marked the 6 year anniversary of our marriage! I think theis blog from last year still sums it up. Love you, Baby!**

This Thursday will mark our 5 year wedding anniversary. As I've stated through the years, this day has always been more difficult for me than any other...including the day he was killed.


You see, I don't define Michael's life and our life together by the day he was killed, I've always defined it by our eternal love, and no day signifies that more than when we exchanged vows.


We clasped hands from the first moment, rocking into each other, looking into each others eyes in a sort of dream like gaze, exchanging words that were more than words, letters that when compiled and verbalized explained our unfaltering devotion and feelings towards each others. Verbalized our future and our present, all that we were thankful for the other teaching/allowing us to experience.


With the go-go-go of the past couple of months, it feels good to sit here and reminisce about a moment that lives on in me forever, and through those that for a brief period in time, saw the union of two souls connected beyond measure.


I miss looking into his eyes, kissing his lips, knowing that that moment in time all was as it should be. But the angst of separation is still overpowered by that which surpasses all the physical, something that words haven't been created for, yet we exchanged them that evening. The knowing...the absolute knowledge that we will spend eternity together, even if briefly in two different realms.


One of the last letters Michael and I exchanged, I told him there were no words created for just how much I love him...so I created one. I called it: loveinity.


I loveinity you baby (and am so in lonveinity with you)...Happy Anniversary, My Love.

3 comments:

  1. My incredible husband was killed May 5, 2008. I, like you, know we are still, and
    always, connected. He is my forever love!
    Colleen

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  2. My god, this is beautiful, Taryn. I love that picture of the two of you.

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  3. So beautiful. I love to hear of others who experienced the gaze. My husband would stare into my eyes for what seemed like eternity, even when he didn't speak, I could hear everything he was saying. We would face each other on the couch and talk without words. I miss that. Your husband sounds like a special man. You are blessed to have shared your life with him. xoxo

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