Boundless Love

True love is the key to personal happiness

By Stanley Collymore

 

What is the purpose of bestowing Love if you then have

to define its meaning; carefully explain its designated

objective to the recipient of it, and most crucially

why it is that you’re giving it? For having

in itself to do any or all of these things

simply cheapens the exercise as

well as glaringly detracts

from the spontaneity and

the inherent essence

of the most apt

and altruistic

of human

acts that

there

is.

 

That I love you goes without saying, and gratefully the profound

indebtedness to you on my part for the unswerving reciprocity

of your love for me is both flattering and heart-warmingly

welcomed; a compellingly enthralling situation that’s

fully augmented by the firm knowledge that of all

the voluntary decisions in my life that I could

possibly have contemplated and willingly

 implemented, falling in love with

you and honestly apprising you of that fact is one

of the best that I’ve ever made, or I’m likely

to accomplish; and, what’s more, without

having to explain myself because

perceptively you graciously

appreciate what I have

done and intelligently

understand why!

 

© Stanley V. Collymore

4 May 2014.

 

 

Comment:

“I Love you!” - three of the most profound and invariably recurrent life-changing words in the English or any other reciprocal languages that can and quite often, in whatever cultural aspect in which they’re expressed, do evoke sentiments that can either immensely enhance one’s personal life’s prospects or conversely if the feelings are unreciprocated turn them into an absolute nightmare.