Words are amazing
- May 8, 2021
- 1 min read
Words are amazing. The way, in which they narrate our lives, is true, undiluted art đź–Ľ
To me, there are two very distinct meanings for the word love.
Just like there are two different meanings to the sound serial/cereal. At least, however, in seeing them written, we can detect their true meaning. For example—don’t go near him at breakfast, he is a cereal killer.
But with love ❤️ we stack it all together. Pile it up high, like a staircase to the moon. 🌝
For me, there is subject based love, like—I love the way my cat head-bumps the fridge door. I love the plastic smell from unwrapping a children’s toy on Christmas Day. I love waking up in the morning, to the tip of my dogs nose, peering out from under the covers. I love you, even if I catch you picking a massive bogey out of your nostril 🕳 and then wiping it 🧻 under the sofa—eat it, for Christ sake.
Then there is love which is unconditioned—you know, not bound, makes up all things—our birthright.
Maybe we should make LOVE a homophone as well… so that we can all perceive the difference…
Spell it out in black and white.
I luv you
I am LOVE
Because to me, the fundamental suffering of humanity, is the mistake that
LOVE
is something you can
lose...
loos… 🚽
When in fact
it’s something
in which you are ... đź’›


















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