Letters to Prince, Chapter 9

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The Dream Becomes Real-Beginnings

My Dearest Prince, 

It has taken me a few days to process the words in your letter.  But I am no longer afraid of whatever this is.  Instead, I am very joyful that you have decided to have a dialogue with me.  When I began writing to you, it was to help to alleviate my grief that you were gone but now, I write because however it is happening, you remain alive in some form and choose to  communicate with me. To talk to you has been a dream of mine for almost 40 years and I thank God and I thank you that it is finally happening despite us being in two different dimensions.  

Prince,  you said in your letter that you wanted to to discuss the feeling of hope of being truly loved and that you could also return that love to someone that my letters have brought up in you.  I have read many times that love if it is real never dies.  So I guess that means one can love in Spirit form once they leave this life and that is wonderful to know.  But does that mean one cannot hug of kiss or feel the caress of the one that has captured their affection?  Perhaps because I am still in the flesh, I have difficulty perceiving how love as a feeling can be communicated without a body.  I understand clearly that it can continue to exist...the expression of it is what I do not understand.  Regardless, I do truly love you Prince and I am sure will adapt to whatever way it is expressed in heaven if you will allow me to. 

The woman that many here on earth refer to as the love of your life, Denise Matthews, is there in heaven with you I believe.   While it may be rude or forward of me, I must ask both out of curiosity as well as self protection, why our brief written conversations have created hope for being loved when Denise,  whom you cried out to the Lord to return to you just weeks before your death when you had learned of hers, being with you there has apparently not given you the same hope.  Why is that Prince?  She said in a book written not that long before her death, that you were the only man she ever loved.  What has prevented you from finding your hope for love with Denise?  I hope this question does not offend you or in any way dishonor her, but I really need to understand the answer so that I can put into perspective what you have said to me.  I want you to know that I am very happy that you have said what you did and that we are talking albeit through letters.  It has increased my affection for you and my faith in God also as this could not have happened without His power and permission.  

Thank you for brightening my day and what is left of my life Prince.  I await your answers and look forward to hearing from you.  

Until then Prince, I love you and I always will, 

Marie

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