Love Is...
- simonrawlinson68
- Jul 5, 2022
- 2 min read
This week we are going to take a look at Love
Love is....
One of those important four letter words
That can mean so much
Bringing with it a wealth of happiness
As well as the potential to take us to a point of hurt
There are so many cliches here
That can be thrown around
And yet love is very much a topic that is way more important than merely throwing around
It is where the serious stuff starts
Love is...Romantically all about giving
It is reaching the point where we open up
Right here we have to become vulnerable
In some ways we can be venerable
The biggest feelings start from the self
Allowing us to build that intensity
To send out to friends, our tribes, our comminities, and wider
Making a small change to touch so many
Who has been through romantic Love and come out with no hurt
All reasonable adults will feel at this point exactly
How much there is when Love is lost
Yet do we see this correctly
Is the Love lost?
The hurt is our reading of love that we send out
Being rejected or not accepted by our intended receiver
So why do we hurt? We still have the feeling of Love inside us
And it is that powerful emotion that should matter most to us
Our Ego gets hurt by rejection
And we can get knocked off our path in this space
So if we can focus on to the true feelings of Love
We can push our shoulders back
Raise our head high
Allow our eyes to shine
With the knowledge that we hold the Love
We have learnt to carry and hold the Love
So when the right person comes into our life
Then we have that there
Our finger on the trigger at the appropriate time
To allow that Romantic Love to be received by a Valued Recipient
Love is feeling alive for whatever we see as truly special
Knowing this is different from liking, or in deed the early stages of in love
This is about bonding and building
And with over 7 billion people in the world
We can rest easy that there is at least one person
Out there someone will be a perfect recipient for our Romantic Love
Meantime lets capture the Love we can find in everything around our day to day journey
The things that make us smile, make us laugh, the person serving us a coffee or checking our goods at the supermarket
With so many variations of loving feelings
We have the ability to feel that fuzzy feeling it brings with the happiness
In many ways and directions
So we can share the love and be connected to our world
Today I urge you to open up even more than you already do
Finding new ways to feel your Love
Showing your Love to new things and people
Keeping Love as the most important four letter word in our Life
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What a thoughtful reflection on love! I love how it emphasizes that love starts within ourselves and spreads outward, touching friends, communities, and even strangers. It made me think about motivation in general—just like nurturing love drives connection and action, understanding how does Amazon motivate their employees shows how attention, care, and structured support can inspire people to bring their best energy forward.
I felt a gentle tug in my chest reading this the way love is described here: unguarded, patient, and always inviting return. It reminded me of a season when life’s demands felt suffocating, and the thought pay someone to take my online class whispered like a hidden shortcut. But your words remind me that love, like learning, only grows when we lean in rather than step aside.