"Love like this feels desperate, like it claws at your insides, trying to break free of your heart. It's far too cramped in there for an emotion so large and wild with passion."
"That's why people make love... they are desperate to express themselves. Words fail, where actions speak far more loudly."
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"Love like this feels desperate, like it claws at your insides, trying to break free of your heart. It's far too cramped in there for an emotion so large and wild with passion."
I know the love you're talking about. It's the frantic, melodramatic, overarching love of the romances, the love that turns men into lions and women into opera singers (or so the musicals would have us believe ;)) But I think that, like anger, it's a dangerous emotion. It's too raw, too unchanneled - but the difference between this love and anger is that anger is thought of as 'bad' and this love as 'noble', as 'great'.
Unchained, soul-thrumming emotion is always dangerous. Bring this love to the bed, or to the balcony where you cry out your undying adoration ( ... )
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My loves are born as a little nervous fear and affection, churning inside of me every time I speak with the object of my love. It feels like the first solo on stage every time I meet her, I'm conscious of every thing she does, even if I'd rather not be.
I can try to choose, then. Whether to let it real and become something alive, or whether it's best to let it lie, try to let it fade away. If I choose to leave it, if I can, then it lingers on, like perfume in a room, but will eventually fade ( ... )
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This post actually originated from a conversation that I had with someone, and the conversation that I had is came from that little bit of everything.
And you impress me, dear. Every time. If I wasn't in the school library, I would cartwheel. It just makes me feel so special that you take so much time out to respond so thoroughly to my journal posts, sometimes. :)
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You also have a disturbing tendancy to phrase compliments in terms of how the complimentee makes you feel, not in terms of the thing they did in order to receive your compliment. It leaves me totally unable to disclaim it with an 'Ah, well, y'know...' remark, and forces me to instead respond by grinning and feeling appreciated.
Fiend.
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PS:Thanks For Your Note.. I Replied to it however I Screened my reply... so don't reply to it *Smiles* or it will be unscreened...
If you want to comment to it please do so here on this one....
Your Simply The Best
and Yes, I Do Have Much To Say on This However I Do Not Wish To Say It Here.
*Hugs*
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You're pretty damn great, yourself, by the way. :)
We will talk later. :)
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It's Simply All Humans Long For.
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