Quote by Jason F. Wright

I don't care how wonderful heaven is, I won't be content waiting thirty years for you.

I don't care how wonderful heaven is, I won't be content wai

Summary

This quote expresses the speaker's deep longing for someone they care about. It suggests that even if heaven is described as a perfect and blissful place, it is not enough to keep the speaker content if it means being separated from their loved one for a prolonged period. The quote highlights the speaker's impatience, emphasizing that their desire to be with this person outweighs any hypothetical paradise.

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Life Waiting Love Heaven

By Jason F. Wright

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