Subjective Display of Emotion(s)

Rating: 3 out of 3.


Love

Love is subjective, much like opinions. What one could contest to be love, another could decline. Love is understanding.

Love is an agreement of grace.

Without grace, love has limits to its capabilities.

Those limits allow for straining; pushing to a point beyond capacity.

With grace, love can be limitless, allowing exploration of all aspects.

Limitless ideals of what could be possible, what could be done in the name of.

Love has a way of showing up when you least expect it, and leaving when you really need it to stay. 
Love has a way to show us that love within us must be equally shared between ourselves and another.

How can love conquer without the odds for all to beat?

  • Grace isn’t always the easiest gift to exchange, but it’s always dignified.
    • With grace comes honor, understanding of woes to be excused and progress to be made.
      • With no grace in-sight, love won’t find its way through the darkest of the nights.

Love remains strong when it’s supported by the respect formed with grace.

Strong love heeds no warrant for lack of reciprocation, but a need for a secure love to remain abundant when the burden is too consequential to bear.

Love may be able to conquer all, but does it have the ability to conquer the scarcity of grace?

Love is finding the peace in the middle of a war.

Amor creatus non est inventus.

Love is created, not found.