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Among the night sky,

gazing up at the stars he peered the question; "what is love?" I thought for a few seconds, something that could not be answered by a thought for a few seconds. Clearing my throat to buy more time, I recalled every moment, second, minute of love have ever been felt for a person by me. Indeed- I answered, said to him that love was "the bare nakedness of accepting and beholding the flaws of a person." As I recalled deeper I realized I had never been part of a love like that. In fact the love I had described was the love I wished I had been in, but no, never have I experienced such unique, loving, love-filled love. What is love? In another life I will answer that question in less than a few seconds, gaze up at the sky same as he, immerse in the uncertainty and inconsistency of the universe, and admit to myself that the lie-filled reality I have been living is nothing in relation with love, for I know not what love is.
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Dec 26, 2016
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