I can't bring myself to understand this concept. I understand that we are attracted to each through pheromones because we are essentially animals to an extent. I mean we are a part of the mammal family, but the complexity of love, i feel, cannot be explained by science. Our natural reaction to getting hurt such as touching a hot stove would be to stay away from it. Yet, I've found myself hurt from a girl, as well as all men do hah, and end up going back. Striving to do whatever it takes to make it work. I'm not sure I'd find myself doing that with a stove. Well, I suppose I could try forgiving the stove. And maybe I'm wrong. For the people that know, God's love is unconditional.At a younger moment in my life when I was an aethiest I had met this lovely christian girl. On our first date she asked probably the worst question possible, "How do you feel about God?" I explained my thoughts. She stumped me when she asked me what I thought love was. I wrote a poem after the first night we hung out. It was my first poem so bare with me, but to be so young and "feel" soo much. I'm not sure if shakespeare was a Christian or even believed in a God, but he definitely understood the complexity of love.when i see youThump, thump my heart beats like an over beaten drumCold dusk air ignites my lungsWith each step I dance subconsciously for twoOur bodies intertwine in my mind just me and youQuivering as my dreams become realizationMy eyes meet yoursThe moon could not prevail over your beautyAs it could only exalt the fire that flickered in your eyesMy hands slid down your soft smooth faceAs your hair danced from the mid night breezeBrushing my face this warm embrace could last a lifetimeAdrenaline pumping through my veinsButterflies swimming foot to head and to the starlit skyChills burrow into my spineMy body screams immortalityFor the first timeStrength beneath my feetAs I turn my head to leaveMy heart is seized by the thought of us twoThump... thump my heart skips a beat for you
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