We
find ourselves created out
of love or for love,
slipping though the chambers
or our mothers’ womb….into
the birth canal…. And all of
a sudden, we arrive.
We don’t know exactly where
we are or where we are going
but certainly we need
affection and love to
survive. Love becomes just
as important to us as our
first breath of life.
Love helps us to discover
who we are and what our
purpose is or shall be.
Love gives of itself and is
not puffed up. Love covers
and carries us through pain
and disappointments in our
life.
Love is an emotion imparted
unto us the moment we become
a living soul. Rather good,
bad or ugly we long for it,
we seek after it. It is a
passion like no other.
Love causes us to make
commitments like, I will, I
do, I shall. Because of this
emotion called love we find
ourselves being put into
situations and circumstances
that will hurt or even
destroy us. Love affects our
present, past and future.
Love is an emotion; a gift
given to us from God and it
should never ever hurt.
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