You can love someone deeply and yet be a poor lover.
That’s because one is about feeling and the other about action. Both is a kind of love, but having the first without the second seems rather inadequate — and it is. Just as faith should not be without deeds, love should not be without loving.
God is the beginning and source of all love and life.
When we come to know God loves us, and has loved us first
we come to love God.
When we come to know God loves us, though we are with so many faults
we come to love ourselves.
When we come to know God’s love,
we come to love others.
When [...]
I wrote this on my Xanga way back…
Thursday, May 13, 2004
Love isn’t a feeling. Feelings are fickle and capricious. Love is much grander.
That thought needs some revamping. Half a year later, I’ve a much more comprehensive understanding of it.
Was typing this up for a friend while on MSN… thought I may as well post it seeing as how its typed already… another poem I read from Passion and Purity. So many things in this book… oy… I may as well just type up the whole book heh.
Trust me, I have not earned your [...]
Let this goodbye of ours, this last goodbye,
Be still and splendid like a forest tree…
Let there be one grand look within our eyes
Built of the wonderment of the past years,
Too vast a thing of beauty to be lost
In quivering lips and burning floods of tears.
– Alice Meynell
Quivering lips =p I so called it eh guys. [...]
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