Love (1).

To Love Is to Rejoice in Another’s Becoming

To love someone is not possession.
It is not attachment.
It is not a need to own or control.
To love is to rejoice—
To rejoice in their growth,
In their happiness,
In the unfoldment
Of their unique being.

Love looks upon another soul
And says:
“I see you,
I know you,
I honor you.”

To truly love someone
Is to celebrate the wonder
Of who they are becoming,
Even if the path they walk
Leads them far
From where you stand.

It is to find joy
In the knowledge
That they are growing,
Even when you are not beside them
To witness it.

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2. To Love Is to See Their True Being

To love someone
Is to see their truth—
To see them as
Their Soul
Made manifest.

It is to recognize
The sacredness
Of their existence,
To understand
That they are
Exactly who they are,
And exactly
Who they are not.

It is not a love
That seeks to fix,
Or change,
Or mold
Them into something else.

It is love
That stands
In acceptance.
Complete.
Unwavering.
Free.

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3. Love Transcends Time and Space

True love
Is not bound
By time
Or space.
It is not imprisoned
By circumstance.

Love is eternal.
It is,
It was,
And it always will be.

When you love someone
In truth,
Your souls
Become entangled—
Across every dimension,
Across all realities,
Across all of existence.

This is not poetry.
This is the nature
Of energy.
This is the law
Of equilibrium.

And love
Is the greatest
Of all equilibriums
To seek.

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4. Death Is No Barrier to Love

Death is not
The end.
It is a transition,
A doorway,
A different way
Of being.

And love
Is untouched
By it.

Because energy
Seeks balance,
The energy of love
Remains,
Persistent,
Present,
Beyond
The shifting
Of forms.

When you love someone,
That bond
Does not break
At death.
It deepens.
It transforms.
It remains.

Love transcends
Life and death,
Body and soul,
Matter and spirit.

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5. True Love Is Chaste, Yet Celebrates the Body

True love is chaste—
Not because it denies
Desire,
But because it does not
Seek reward.

It gives freely,
Without condition,
Without expectation.

It is not
A transaction.
It is an offering.

And yet,
Love rejoices
In the sensual,
In the physical,
In the celebration
Of the body.
Because the body
Is the manifestation
Of the soul.

True love
Honors the sacredness
Of intimacy,
And rejoices
In the fullness
Of sexuality,
When it springs
From that deep well
Of unconditional love.

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6. I Love You—What That Means

When I say,
“I love you,”
I mean:
I love you
With every fiber
Of my being,
Forever and always.

Whether you
Are part of my life
Or not.
Whether you
Love me in return
Or not.

Your existence,
Your being,
Your love
Has become
A part of me.
And I accept
That gift
Willingly,
And without condition.

When I say,
“I love you,”
I do not mean
I need you.

My love
Is not dependent
On your love
For me.

I am whole.
I am complete.
My love
Flows
From the overflow
Of who I am.
It is not a hunger.
It is not a void
That demands
Filling.

It is the abundance
Of my being
Poured out
Freely.

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7. Love Is Chaste and Without Reward

Love is chaste,
Not in denial
But in purity.

It gives
For no other reason
Than because
It is.

Love
Does not seek
To be paid back.
Love
Does not calculate
Return on investment.

Love
Is a force.
It is an energy.
It is a law
Greater than gravity,
Stronger than death.

When we love
In this way,
We find the truest freedom.

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8. The Eternal Dance of Souls

And so,
When you love
In truth,
In freedom,
You step
Into an eternal dance.

Two souls
Entangled,
Moving
Through dimensions
Seen and unseen,
Loving
Without condition,
Without boundary,
Without end.

For love
Is the energy
That balances
The universe.
And when we love,
We become
Part
Of that
Great equilibrium.

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