… He found me crying in the rain He zipped up my jacket and moved my hair from my face He knew I was sad deep inside He knew exactly what to say He knew exactly what I needed He reassured me of his love, our love He said everything was gonna be okay He told me he would take care of me He took my hand and lead me home He helped me out of my wet things and dried me off He held me and warmed me as we laid down and I felt only the depth of our love He made me feel safe once more … - kv 07/16/11 (S)
“…’Cause everytime I breathe, I take you in, And my heart beats again Baby I can’t help it, You keep me Drowning in your love Everytime I try to rise above, I’m swept away by love Baby I can’t help it, You keep me Drowning in your love…”
“…Burning a candle in the window became a tradition in theUnited Statesearly on in the country’s history. Placing a lit candle in the window symbolizes a family member or loved one that is not at home. A burning candle showed that the family was praying for the safety and protection of the person they missed…”
“…a candle left burning in the window became a symbol to the traveler that the loved ones at home eagerly awaited the return of the traveling member. When the trip involved going off to war, a mother or wife would often place a lighted candle in the front window and, as she kissed her son or husband good-by, would point to the candle and remind him that she would keep it lit awaiting his return…”
As I stood there crying & alone, I heard Him come from behind. He walked around & stood in front of me. Taking my chin, He raised it.
I looked into His eyes so filled with love. His hand swept across my face wiping my tears as they rolled down.
I dropped into His arms feeling them wrap around me.
“You’re safe now,” He said, “I’ve got you.”
I sank deeper into His arms. He held me close & tight, rocking me. Rubbing my head He whispered tenderly “I love you & I’m always here for.”
He comforted me ‘til I was calm & relaxed. “Ready?” He asked. I nodded knowing it was time to go. We hugged & said good-bye.
As I turned to go I looked back at Him. He smiled & I ran back into His arms. “Thank-you.” His smile grew. “You’re welcome my child, that’s what I’m here for.”
“I love you” and Jesus replied “I love you too, Sweetie. See ya soon.”
It is a symbol of the eternal covenant between bride & groom. It is a symbol of the love they share & their commitment to that love. It is also a symbol to others that those two people belong to each other and no one else & therefore are not available . So then tell me people why it is that there are women out there who insist upon ignoring & disrespecting such a clear boundary. Women of varying ages such as Brit, Donna-Jo, & Theresa who are shameless about throwing themselves at a married man. A particular married man who happens to be happily married, complete & fulfilled in his married life. True, he is so sexy, kind, chivalrous, sweet, good with children, protective, supportive, smart, fun, man of Faith, Spiritual, hard working, creative, resilient, sensitive, loyal, committed, faithful, & so much more. But the gold ring on his finger on his left hand clearly states very proudly he isn’t for the taking & that’s just how he wants it. So ladies better find your own man!!!