Practicing saying it.

I think I love you. Nope, that's not right.

I Believe I love you.  Nope, not right again.

I know I love you. Better, not quite there, a little doubt.

I live because of you, knowing that I love only you.

Oh, you are so close with that one.

Hold on, wait a sec. I think I got it. Ready?

I love you! 

Reviews

[Green]

Simplest is sometimes best. No reason to sit around and dither with all the "I thinks" or "I believe" or "Maybes". Just makes you seem very unconfident in the answer. And it can come off the same way too if someone feels the need to really dress up a simple statement of fact with so many words. Saying I love you to someone you truly care about is a satisfying experience, and hearing it is too. This really drew attention to that.

[Randall]

Thank you, Green. I'll spare words. and say. Exactly!

Randall...

[Davidgeo]

You are an artist. I love the format.

[Randall]

Thanks, David. I've been known to draw realistic stick men and women.

Randall...read moreThanks, David. I've been known to draw realistic stick men and women.

Randall...

[Curly Grace]

There’s a sweetness in the way you circle the words until they finally land true. Simple, honest, and quietly charming.

[Gee]

Or, thank you for letting me share your life:)

[Randall]

Thank you, Gee. Spoken like a man who understands his own reason for existing.

Randall...

[emmajoygreen]

Best say what you mean rather than what you think you mean? Perhaps?! Whatever said will be right or wrong.. then the fun begins as you sort out things - together!

[Randall]

Emma, thank you. It is best to say what you mean, especially when it concerns your heart. This may sound strange, Emma. But I was reading an email you sent to me, from about a week ago. When you review, popped up. But I think you have some power you may not know about.:)

Randall...

P.S. I just love postscripts. I had just clicked on the send a new email to you when your review showed up. I still intend to send it to you as soon as I get my head wrapped around it.

[Chris Shaw]

How wonderful when all the doubt is gone and you say it exactly as it is. I like the simplicity and the journey here Randall.

Chris

[Randall]

Chris, thank you so much. I can remember the first time I said those three words at nine years of age. And the last time I said the same three words. Important words spoken never change.

Randall...

[Amy R]

Very interesting play with the words "I love you." I do like this. Nice one

[Randall]

Thank you, Amy. I'm reading your writings, looking, thinking, writing.

Randall...

[Amy R]

You're welcome!

[CJ]

This is amazing! Here's what I'm gonna practice saying: I love this poem.

[Randall]

Thanks, CJ. Sometimes the short simple words are the best and most remembered. I coming over soon to read your writings. Not a threat, just saying.

Randall...