Because I Love You
Many a times we sit and think, what is the true meaning of love? What does it mean to love, what does it mean to be loved, and should that love burn passionately like the stars above? But often times, I myself sit and wonder, is love truly definite? Or is love a feeble misconception of tolerance, and everything that follows a diluted part of it. Through heart throb and heart break, I have learned this the hard way, that love is neither indefinite nor undying, but something more spiritual and natural - something more defining. Love does not only stem from physical desires or emotion, but through the harmonious balance of mind, body, and soul. You must feel down to your bones that you long for this person, that their very presence makes you whole. That in right and in wrong, for better or for worse, you can always look to that person and see home. Love is true happiness, eternal bliss, the likes of which can not be mimicked. Love is powerful, love is strong, love will prevail, even when others are wicked. Love is friendship, love is trust, love is history that can not be diminished. Love is exquisite, love is simplistic, it need not matter the quality of situation, for love itself is intimate. Love is consensual, love is romantic, love is a bond that you share with your spouse, and no other. Love transcends barriers, love travels miles, love is undoubtedly patient and is not bound by borders. Because I love you, love is all of these things, and so much more that can not be be so easily expressed. Because I love you, I can always see your light, even when saddened or depressed. You are my hope, you are my foundation, you are my best friend and endlessly more. Because I love you, if these feelings were wealth, I would surely never be poor. For your love is all I need to be happy, our relationship an enticing sense of fulfillment. And our love, is a sense of lust, a feeling that is incomparable, a phenomena that can only be described as brilliant, and authentic.
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