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what is love?
What is LOVE?
What is the difference to love someone oppose to loving something?
Or vise versa if you prefer
Does the love for a mate cooperate or contrast when in relation with the expression of Love for family or a child?
Is Love a inexorable primitive unworldly manifest?
Or the simplistic generating construct defining ones desired affection towards there idolizations?
Is it's influence meant to reflect empathetical sentiment the heart
Or to inflict perpetual perfervid impairment of the brain?
Baffling it is that such an entity can not be articulated by any man nor artificial intellect
It's origin is for all kind to speculate
It's significance remains enigmatic
To be lived for as well as died for
Oh what a oddity is this precious commodity
Trusting in its intention with out hesitation nor to presume the possible Imperil implications can be direly
No longer do I believe it's expression to be eloquent nor perspicuously appertained
Numinous in its nature
Nebulous in its idiom
Love for the land inspired refinement
Love for another inspired unity
Love for each other is why you can pertain me a brother
Love for an art incepted professionalism
Love can inspire an alliance between thee detest of foes
Thee only stationary constant principle that has not fluctuated throughout the correlation
Of all religions is Love
That which can pacify a havoc riot can likewise uproar violent strife chaos. A feeling that can inspire affection as well as rejection, devotion and loathing. Fidelity and jealousy, left some deified and others crucified.
Universally yearned for Love must be accepted, embraced and shared. Given and accepted unconditionally without point nor reason in harmonic acceptance of color, character, or being.
Love can be heard and felt by even the blind. Its presence from what it seems has naturalized much larger then the comprehension of man. It's imposing infliction surpassing the magnitude of any storm. So as to the body needs water perchance Love is more than simply a desire but essential for the mind.
© Christopher j. Jarman
What is the difference to love someone oppose to loving something?
Or vise versa if you prefer
Does the love for a mate cooperate or contrast when in relation with the expression of Love for family or a child?
Is Love a inexorable primitive unworldly manifest?
Or the simplistic generating construct defining ones desired affection towards there idolizations?
Is it's influence meant to reflect empathetical sentiment the heart
Or to inflict perpetual perfervid impairment of the brain?
Baffling it is that such an entity can not be articulated by any man nor artificial intellect
It's origin is for all kind to speculate
It's significance remains enigmatic
To be lived for as well as died for
Oh what a oddity is this precious commodity
Trusting in its intention with out hesitation nor to presume the possible Imperil implications can be direly
No longer do I believe it's expression to be eloquent nor perspicuously appertained
Numinous in its nature
Nebulous in its idiom
Love for the land inspired refinement
Love for another inspired unity
Love for each other is why you can pertain me a brother
Love for an art incepted professionalism
Love can inspire an alliance between thee detest of foes
Thee only stationary constant principle that has not fluctuated throughout the correlation
Of all religions is Love
That which can pacify a havoc riot can likewise uproar violent strife chaos. A feeling that can inspire affection as well as rejection, devotion and loathing. Fidelity and jealousy, left some deified and others crucified.
Universally yearned for Love must be accepted, embraced and shared. Given and accepted unconditionally without point nor reason in harmonic acceptance of color, character, or being.
Love can be heard and felt by even the blind. Its presence from what it seems has naturalized much larger then the comprehension of man. It's imposing infliction surpassing the magnitude of any storm. So as to the body needs water perchance Love is more than simply a desire but essential for the mind.
© Christopher j. Jarman
