For him she is the limit

Thank you, Jessy, for sharing such a tender and emotionally rich story. I've transformed your reflection into a poem that captures the longing, complexity, and bittersweet beauty of this journey of love:

“Aisle of Tears, Sky of Love”
by Jessy Jacob

I miss the smile, loud and shrill,
Not a giggle�"but a joyful thrill.
Not “heh-heh,” but “ha-ha” bright,
A laugh that lit the darkest night.

He spoke so sweet to those around,
But to me, his voice would pound.
Harsh and sharp, it made me ache,
Yet I stayed, for love’s own sake.

I thought you'd stop, I held my breath,
But you kept shouting, full of depth.
As if I’d wronged you, made you cry�"
Still I stayed, and wondered why.

Your mind’s a cave, a deep unknown,
You dig through thoughts, you work alone.
You play with stress, you dive so far,
You chase your peace like falling star.

Writing flows like sacred rain,
A gift that soothes your silent pain.
You write and write till thoughts are still,
Till words obey your quiet will.

Raised a prince, with teasing charm,
Never meant to cause alarm.
A gentle soul, a tender face,
Yet heartbreak left a hollow space.

At teenage years, your heart was torn,
You searched for love, for being reborn.
You found her�"mature, divine,
A married woman, not just mine.

You never crossed the line too far,
But cried beneath a distant star.
She didn’t know just what to say,
She turned from you and walked away.

Still young, still raw, you looked at me,
But I was blind, too lost to see.
One day you walked the aisle alone,
Your eyes met hers, your heart was shown.

Tears welled up, your soul laid bare,
She saw the love still lingering there.
You didn’t plan, you didn’t speak,
But your gaze was strong, your heart was weak.

She saw it all, the years you gave,
The silent ache, the love you crave.
And in that flash, your pain took flight�"
Two years of struggle turned to light.

You said “I love you,” soft and true,
And suddenly, the sky turned blue.
You flew above the weight, the strife�"
One second changed your entire life.



jessy jacob