togetherness

Thought of writing a Haiku

Hand in Hand
Loving warmth
Togetherness

Shared inspirations
Building dreams
Committed

Calm joyful mood
Loving hubby
Mutual trust


seven years
True reflection
Stands Understanding
-nanda

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