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Military Wife


(poems go here) I stand by your side why our country calls, never complaining about the 9 months you’re gone. I keep the house clean and balance our lives waiting for your phone call every night. Letters come and go and the months go by slow. I patiently wait for your arrival home, why the tears run down my face nothing fills me with more joy then watching you walk off the plane to take you home. I love you now I love you forever no matter where your duty takes you.
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