Love is a Verb
When love is a noun, it can be used, misused, and abused.
When love is a verb, it can only do good for those around it.
When love is a noun, it can be so easily manipulated into hatred.
When love is a verb, it does not have time for anything else but love.
When love is a noun it can be given as easily as it can be taken away.
When love is a verb, its only modifier is "unconditional."
When love is a noun, we ask, "Who am I to deserve this?"
When love is a verb, we know that everyone deserves love.
When love is a noun, it can be stopped and silenced.
When love is a verb, it is perpetual and it is loud.
When love is a noun, it can recess.
When love is a verb, it can only progress.
When love is a noun, it simply is.
When love is a verb, it does.
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