Veronica R Edmiston

"Loving Someone Married" tells the story of three friends, Vye, Renee and Ann. They each have various dating relationships dilemmas to work through. Vye must choose to stay with a husband who has hurt her or go on with a lover who wants her. Renee must gather her strength to move on from a relationship with a married man in which she bears his child. Ann must reinvent herself when her married lover dies.Each woman encounters different situations, but their friendship stands the test of time. Their love and support of one another without judgment or criticism enables them to get through the pain and joy of dealing with their relationships. They encourage one another to make good choices about dating and speak their minds to one another but they stand with one another no matter what the choice that is made. Vye's, Renee's and Ann's friendship enables each of them to handle the different situations and master their own fate.

Ronnie, Relney, and Renee have been friends throughout the years, and have shared their lives with one another. They are like sisters that fight and makeup but their love is always withstanding. They find the bittersweet success of life through careers that rise, loves that die, and the challenge of keeping it all together. They face decisions of loving their men or having a career because no one can have them both. As they face their challenges they do it together and their bond of love for one another grows.

Ronnie is a woman serving her country and trying to find the American dream. She is enlisted and trying to find the right paths to successfulness within the depths of the Army. She is dedicated to the service but is looking for love in all the wrong places. She is finding new friends and sharing hardships in both her military and personal life. She is finding it hard to be in a man's world nevertheless working through the stereotypes. She strives to be the best mother and wife that she can be. She must make a hard decision to stay in or get out to raise her family. Will the love she found be enough to sustain her military career and marriage?The poetry is poems that she had written from the heart as inspiration to herself and others during times of happiness and sadness. This is Ronnie's story from the beginning of her service days to where she is today proudly serving her country.