Wife, sorry for the pain I caused, love you, 26 years together, two beautiful children. You are my world. I have really let you down. You deserve the best version of me. I swear to never let you down again
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In the garden of twenty-six years, we stand,
With love's bloom and two bright stars in hand.
For every tear that marred your gentle face,
I weave apologies with hands of grace.
To my heart's keeper, my steadfast wife,
Through trials and joy, you've sculpted my life.
I let shadows cast upon our shared skies,
But vow to bring sunshine in my eyes.
You deserve the best of what I can be,
A promise sealed under life's vast, sacred tree.
I am yours, renewed, and here to proclaim—
I'll never let you down again.
You are my world, my roots and my air;
In your love, I find redemption's fair.
So here's to new chapters, written anew,
With a vow that forever will shine through.