LOVE: As I understand it

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I thought I knew what 'Love' looked like. 

At 16, Love for me had tiny eyes with long lashes,

Love had a voice that had just reached its depth. 

Love was proud, and to get love, I had to drown. 

Maybe that wasn't 'Love', but somehow it felt like it was. 

Maybe I'll never know or maybe one day, I will know. 


At 20, someone knocked again, but it wasn't 'Love'. 

How could it be? for he who knocked was not who I thought ‘Love’ would be. 

He did not have tiny eyes but long lashes, 

He was not proud but a warm chord. 

He did not want me to drown, he was different, yet what I felt for him, 

I cannot argue if it is not love. 

Maybe it is, maybe it is not.  


So what is 'Love'? 

A type, a feeling or a person? 

Or 'Love' exists just in my mind?

Or has it crept me but I just don't realise?

Or will it find me when the time is right? 

What if 'Love' is not my type? 


These are the answers, I still have to find. 


Comments

  1. Jeet RamiJanuary 17, 2021 at 8:26 AM

    I think if there's any type of relationship you have with anyone it's a love. Relation of parents and their children, friendship, brother-sister love. If there's any bond with someone it's because of love. Even I don't know what's love but I think it's a attachment and bond which we have.

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    1. ABHIK SIDHUJune 2, 2021 at 11:03 AM

      Absolutely true. Movies played a significant role which have brainwashed us to think about a lady, if u r a man & vice versa when the word LOVE is heard. Acc to me it's everywhere around us. This word cannot be confined to a single meaning and that too no meaning can be incorrect.

      Love is like EXPERIENCE which cannot be wrong but can vary from person to person.

      It's everywhere, and if world is functioning it's probably b/c of it.

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  2. UnknownFebruary 19, 2021 at 12:43 AM

    These are some great lines i have heard 😍

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