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The Deep Yell of Love


The greatest thing in life can bring the most happiness; yet the most fear, and that's love,

Love is an enjoyable feeling of life, and is what makes us closer; but sometimes love can shatter your heart and shaken your soul,

But what puts you back together again?

The simple idea of feeling loved,

How is it that such a feeling can make you feel whole, break you, and make you feel whole once again?

It's such a beautiful yet devastating view because you never know what to expect from it, it's like opening up a book and not knowing the little details unless you dig in deep enough, but will you get out or will you drown?

How do you know when it's real?

I'd say the love that is real and determined to be yours is the kind where it brings the breezes of sunshine and happiness upon your soul, and even when the days shall arrive that hurt comes amongst y'all, the love won't shatter your soul nor break your heart, but simply hold you close and caress you through the storm, almost as a shield does in danger, or how shelter protects you during a storm,

Now that's love

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