My wife Stacey we were old next door neighbours, we got married and had a child and now we are a small family
Change poem background
In the heart of a whispered town where dreams unfurl,
Beside the garden gate, a young boy met a girl,
Stacey, with eyes like summer's finest grace,
Together we bloomed in that familiar place.
Old next-door neighbors, our roots intertwined,
Never foresaw a love so rare, so refined.
From shared laughter to vows in time's gentle hold,
Our story, a tapestry, in threads of gold.
A child now cradles our hopes anew,
A testament of love, steadfast and true.
In our small family, a world feels vast,
In its embrace, forever, our hearts are cast.