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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The Ideal of love is to love, love isn't found in a person's fashion sense and it isn't represented by the amount in someone's pockets nor is it bounded by our shade of skin. Love see's perfection when your eyes only see's imperfections. The hindrance that I've come to find from this generation, Is some of us are misguided by one's outward appearance or we often vaule a person for their status. Rather than search someone's soul by using our hearts. I'm a firm believer in universal law which teaches: "It is In giving love, that we receive love" a true sentiment that some of us overlook, because in relationships we tend to fall short from expectation and standards that we want from each other. I always thought how can we want to find love, but yet want too put a face to it. Theirs no refund when it comes to loving a person, so don't waste your investment if your not willing the spend. I know we're all scared of the risk and the uncertainty in putting our trust and time in something we think that doesn't look promising, but it's that same fear we have built up that has us eluding love, at some point we all need to understand we can't expect it to all be perfect. Even the flawless of any diamond is mined from the darkest coal. So how can we expect to shine as an union if we're not willing to struggle with the imperfections in one another.
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