Yesterday I wrote a post about compliment time as part of a four part series about relationship reviews.  I asked readers what the best compliment they had ever received from their spouse was.  Natasha from Becoming Something left this portion of a letter her husband wrote to her:

Natasha, you make poetry mean something. You put life into music and life into what would otherwise be the mere duty of existence. You make love worth protecting and a family out of a group of children and a motley husband. Natasha, you breathe spirit into soul and feeling into touch. The water from your well shall always satisfy. You are the wonder that all metaphors fail, the gift that can be opened everyday. …There are days when I am forced to pause, when I am struck by the fact that you are my wife. You are a dream I get to touch, a future unfolding before me, a fantastic mysterious and challenging encounter of womanhood as it should be. I love your cheer, your courage and determination. I love your smile and the life that makes that smile an insight into our eternal origins. May the next nine years be better, as growth-filled and as warming.

Love, Jude.

What do you think everybody?  Is this a good way to compliment your spouse?  I, for one, stand amazed.