Write Tribe Letters write a letter to : Your current love/ spouse/ crush or Your ex-love/ spouse / crush
And that ties in quite nicely with the Letter N for ABC Wednesday ... Nostalgia
But it was hard to choose just one to write a letter to so instead I thought I would pick some of the lovely men who came into my life though some were just friends (but very special friends) and others went further than that but eventually ended. There was always something about these men that at some point in time touched my soul.
To D:
You were kind and gentle, sweet, intelligent, soft spoken and polite, responsible and smart and ever so cute. I loved the sound of your voice. You made me feel like a million bucks. Thank you. Fate of course plays a cruel game sometimes. I often wonder if you weren't cruelly snatched from this world so young, if life for us might have been different. But to meet you even for a fleeting moment in time, gave me joy and continues to give me joy. And the thought of you brings me peace. You will always have a special place in my heart.
To G:
You were sweet and so much fun to be with. You had a gorgeous smile, a twinkle in your eye and you were always happy. I always felt "taken care of" when you were around. I am so glad you are still my friend.
To S:
You had such lovely eyes. But each relationship occurs for a reason. Perhaps yours was to show me the side of things I do not want in my life. For that I will be eternally grateful. Our view of life and way of living was so different and I was not willing to compromise. Thank you for understanding that.
To N:
You were classy, well mannered and handsome. You brought me great joy but you also bashed my heart. Events are fated and there for a reason hence I have no regrets. I take a spiritual view of our time together - perhaps there was karma to work out. You and I share something that no one else will share with me in this life and that part will remain with me forever. I am also glad that we overcame the bitterness at parting. I am at peace with myself now and hope you are too.
To R:
You were sweet, interesting, intelligent, smart and athletic. I loved the way you walked. You made me feel young again.
To V:
You are my oldest (as in time not age) friend. Smart, intelligent, sweet, soft spoken, witty with a great sense of humour. You always make me feel special and put a smile on my face. I am so grateful that you are my friend. Thank you.
Nostalgia .. what would life be without memories?
And writing these letters has been very therapeutic. Thank you Santulan for these letter prompts.
Read some more posts at The Write Tribe, but do read this one by Kathy The Giggling Trucker's Wife - such a sweet and heartfelt letter.
Warm Regards
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And that ties in quite nicely with the Letter N for ABC Wednesday ... Nostalgia
But it was hard to choose just one to write a letter to so instead I thought I would pick some of the lovely men who came into my life though some were just friends (but very special friends) and others went further than that but eventually ended. There was always something about these men that at some point in time touched my soul.
To D:
You were kind and gentle, sweet, intelligent, soft spoken and polite, responsible and smart and ever so cute. I loved the sound of your voice. You made me feel like a million bucks. Thank you. Fate of course plays a cruel game sometimes. I often wonder if you weren't cruelly snatched from this world so young, if life for us might have been different. But to meet you even for a fleeting moment in time, gave me joy and continues to give me joy. And the thought of you brings me peace. You will always have a special place in my heart.
To G:
You were sweet and so much fun to be with. You had a gorgeous smile, a twinkle in your eye and you were always happy. I always felt "taken care of" when you were around. I am so glad you are still my friend.
To S:
You had such lovely eyes. But each relationship occurs for a reason. Perhaps yours was to show me the side of things I do not want in my life. For that I will be eternally grateful. Our view of life and way of living was so different and I was not willing to compromise. Thank you for understanding that.
To N:
You were classy, well mannered and handsome. You brought me great joy but you also bashed my heart. Events are fated and there for a reason hence I have no regrets. I take a spiritual view of our time together - perhaps there was karma to work out. You and I share something that no one else will share with me in this life and that part will remain with me forever. I am also glad that we overcame the bitterness at parting. I am at peace with myself now and hope you are too.
To R:
You were sweet, interesting, intelligent, smart and athletic. I loved the way you walked. You made me feel young again.
To V:
You are my oldest (as in time not age) friend. Smart, intelligent, sweet, soft spoken, witty with a great sense of humour. You always make me feel special and put a smile on my face. I am so grateful that you are my friend. Thank you.
Nostalgia .. what would life be without memories?
And writing these letters has been very therapeutic. Thank you Santulan for these letter prompts.
Read some more posts at The Write Tribe, but do read this one by Kathy The Giggling Trucker's Wife - such a sweet and heartfelt letter.
Warm Regards
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whoaa so many letters each wrote on a different note :)
ReplyDeleteReally nostalgic
Thanks Afshan - good to put it all down on "paper"
DeleteBeautiful and touching.....
ReplyDeleteThanks Me. Glad you liked it.
DeleteReliving the past with memories...nice descriptions! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Anita. More like letting go. I'm glad I did it.
DeleteWow, that's a gutsy post! And, yes, touching.
ReplyDeleteROG, ABCW
Thanks Roger. I did procrastinate a bit about whether I should write it or not. But it was therapeutic in the end so glad I did.
DeleteThat was quite some walk down memory lane, wasn't it ?
ReplyDeleteIt sure was Mahabore.
DeleteIt's indeed good to put them all on paper and just wash the bitter ones away. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Rekha. Yes best to move on and putting them down on paper makes me feel like I've let go.
DeleteA walk down the memory lane... beautiful one.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sheethal. Glad you liked it.
DeleteIt is not only nostalgic but therapeutic as we remember the ones who were part and made our lives so beautiful:) I adore the different people in our lives and we can only grow through such relationships. Beautifully written from the heart, Suzy:)
ReplyDeleteThanks Vishal. When we can appreciate even those who hurt us, then we can truly move on.
DeleteThis is truly a nostalgic tribute to those who meant so much to you, and a reminder that we should cherish all those we love. Timely Suzy, and this was wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThanks Michelle. Yes, we should cherish all. It's much easier to live life that way.
DeleteThat was beautiful Suzy :)
ReplyDeleteSo many memories, all so close to the heart.
Thanks Mytakeoneverything. Yes some memories are close to my heart.
DeleteBeautiful letters. People walk in our lives for a reason, a season or a lifetime!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Shilpa. So true. Often to teach us something.
DeleteWonderful memories of unforgettable friends . . . Thanks for sharing, Suzy!
ReplyDeleteThanks Martha. Yes, in their own way some memory of them is unforgettable.
Deletewow!! what i liked best is that u remembered each one of them for what was great about them....!
ReplyDeleteThanks Little Princess. No use dwelling on the bitterness or sadness.
DeleteBut arent we glad for these memmories :)
ReplyDeleteYes Mina, glad for some memories.
DeleteWhat wonderful memories of so many relationships. I am honored for you to single out my letter to my dear husband to share here. Bless you, and may your life continue to offer you many happy memories to take out and savor occasionally as you have here with this lovely post! ♥
ReplyDeleteThanks Kathy and you are welcome. May we all have delightful memories. What would life be without them.
DeleteBeautiful read, Suzy. I often reflect back on all the people I've met and who are still in my life....and those that aren't. Love your take on the prompt.
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Thanks Vidya. I know they say never look back but in some cases, looking back helps us move forward. Glad you liked my take on the prompt.
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