Saturday, June 12, 2010

afghan scarves

Sitting here, I knit a scarf for an Afghan winter, watching Henry betray Anne and wishing with all my heart I wasn't sitting here alone, that instead, he was here with me, the tall and brilliant man that serves in the best Army in the world, an officer and a gentleman. He is brilliant, an engineer with a Masters, and he likes that I have as he calls it "a thing for geeks like me."  And although I know that soon enough, within a months time, most likely, he will be... Distance means nothing to me, although, I would much rather he would be here with me. I was able to talk to him this morning, but only for a few short minutes, before our days really began and since then there were a few texts, including one that told me "I'm sorry I can't call you, Babe, I'll call you in the a.m. Sweet dreams, hopefully of me..." I love his texts... always supportive, always sweet, and our phonecalls are that much better. I wish he were here though... I wish he could hold me so the loneliness didn't get to me. Although whenever I feel too lonely, he told me to pick a letter by Ronald Reagan and pretend it was him writing to me, instead of it being written to Nancy. I love this book, I love that he told me to find it, I love that he wants that love, and he told me he hopes that he finds it with me. Already we have exchanged letters... I am so happy when I hear from him and absolutely sad when I don't. He doesn't seem to mind that I talk about anything and everything and he always has something interesting to say. I missed talking to him before I went to bed but was so glad to recieve a text promising me a call tomorrow when I wake... I miss his voice, the way he says things, what he believes... Anyways, I'm going to finish knitting this scarf that will keep him warm through cold afghan winter nights... I just wish he didn't have to go, but I will be as supportive as any girl falling for a Man who serves as a hero...

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Forged in the fire lit long ago, stand next to me, you'll never stand alone. I'm last to leave, but the first to go, Lord, make me dead before you make me old.