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All that is love


Love simple and sweet, No words in my mind do you meet. Maybe it has been forgotten what you really mean. Is it humble, caring, paitient, and true? Should it be found in all that we do? Is it First Corinthians thirteen's whole list? Is there something else that has been missed? Three-fourths of the questions fit the meaning quite apt. Just one more thing before this is wrapped. Why say I love you without any meaning? To one point will this be leaning. Mean what you say And what ever you do, Don't misuse the phrase I love you.
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