My Beautiful Flowers

My Beautiful Flowers

Through this book the author, on the one hand, takes a moment to appreciate his wife. On the other, he
hopes the text will move readers to a point of greater appreciation of their partners. Somewhere in the
pages, about his wife the author says:
“She’s a special garden that mothers extraordinary flowers, and from her I learn that there’s always
something, some wonder, about each of us that awaits our joint discovery, so that together we appreciate
that there’s always a place about us, about life, that together we must explore. She’s a special garden
that mothers extraordinary flowers, and my longing and respect for her cleans and revives every day. I
wish not that she were different, for in her present form I accept her entirely. She’s my beautiful flowers, my wife, and to her my heart is succumbed.”