It does not boast, it is not proud. It is not rude, it is not self seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil, but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, it always trust, always hopes, always perseveres. Love never fails.
-1st Corinthians 13:4-8.
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What is love? There are many definitions of what this word means. Who is to know what the definition of love really is? There is no right or wrong answer. Love is not a word to be defined. It is a feeling, deep within your soul. It is the smile on a young childs face when their mother hugs them. It is the grey eyed, wrinkled skin of the lonely widow longing for her absent lover. Love is the salty, tear stained face of the young woman missing her beloved. .
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Love is not the controversy and discrimmination associated with it. Love is not blind, but it does not mind what it sees. Who are we to judge what love is? Who is to tell us who we can and cannot love? Love speaks in your soul. It burns into the depths of it like an eternal flame. How can you help who you fall in love with? It just happens. Love has no reason, yet defies all reason. There are many types of love. Portrayed in different ways, but with the same basic idea. There is a love that you have for your pet, your family, your friends, and your lover. Love is for a great many things which can go on for an eternity. The love best known to all of humanity is the love between a man and a woman.
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Love is the tingle in your finger tips. A sparkle in your eyes, making them look like diamonds in freshly fallen snow. Love is the deep breath you take before being swept off your feet by waves of pure pleasure. Love is yearning for more, even when two people are seperated by duties, it is still there. Love is no worries, love is no regrets, love is no second thoughts. Love is that smile; you know the one that I am talking about, that big kool aide smile from ear to ear when you see that special someone.
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