The Daily Post inspired this post with their prompt Wish.

I Wish 

to know what it’s like to have someone in my life to have my back, and not take the other side. To fight for me as I would fight for them. To defend me as I’d forever defend them. To protect me, shield me, be my armor, as I would  them. 

I Wish 

to experience that all-encompassing love where you may as well be one. Where your souls merge. It’s that earth-shattering, world changing, beautiful corny cheesy romantic love.  Where you can barely stand to be apart for a minute without missing one another. To find the depth of love I’ve been waiting all my life for. For it to never end until the day I die. 

I Wish 

to be surrounded by joy and happiness, less stress, more love.

I Wish 

that others would find more acceptance and understanding in their hearts, less misery, less pain.

I Wish 

that Spring would hurry up and get here so the ground dries out.

I Wish 

to have a long life filled with hapiness and laughter, love, cuddles, giggles, and friendships I wouldn’t trade anything for.

I Wish 

to never have to worry again about the next day ending up on the street.

I Wish 

to get to the point where I forget what it was like to struggle financially.

I Wish 

for more and more stories and to never stop loving what I do.

I Wish 

to be a person who can inspire others for years to come, provide comfort and smiles to those I love, and those I will.

I Wish 

for every individual in the world to find their personal interpretation of peace. To find what makes them happy and to see it, embrace it, be grateful for it.

I Wish 

I could protect those around me from ever knowing the sort of pain I’ve felt and that nobody should ever experience. I understand that’s not realistic, but having spent many nights crying myself to sleep, that’s a pain I wouldn’t wish on my enemy. A haunting loneliness I wish one day to forget for all time.

I Wish 

for nothing but love to surround me, to know it always, to never take it for granted. To truly appreciate it day in and day out, to always be humbly accepting of it, embracing it, then resharing all I have been gracefully given back to the one(s) who offered it to me. To have them then know how it felt to receive it from them, by giving it back. 

I Wish 

for you to have a day filled with smiles, love, and laughter. A year. A lifetime.