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Love is a stone it holds value it is found in all sorts of form and expanse it builds up mountains -a foundation, if you will- and carves a special place of its own. it is unique in color, frequency, rarity, and boundary it can be carried forever or can be lost and found again. Maybe not by the original passerby but by someone, sometime, somewhere, somehow yet love is a stone it can be missed, overlooked, misleading it is used for weaponry against the ***** from which it was formed thrown with all its might cast deep below conscious water it can turn out to be a fools gem a dull rock that was once seemed so beautiful in the eyes of the blind the eyes that saw all the glory of the world Now gaining sight it sees nothing and wishes to be blinded again Love is fickle Love is indomitable Love is a grain, a stone, a boulder, a mountain, a whole world Love is exactly what it is, love..
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Apr 22, 2013
Apr 22, 2013 at 12:18 AM UTC
The Intangible Building Block
Love is a stone it holds value it is found in all sorts of form and expanse it builds up mountains -a foundation, if you will- and carves a special place of its own. it is unique in color, frequency, rarity, and boundary it can be carried forever or can be lost and found again. Maybe not by the original passerby but by someone, sometime, somewhere, somehow yet love is a stone it can be missed, overlooked, misleading it is used for weaponry against the ***** from which it was formed thrown with all its might cast deep below conscious water it can turn out to be a fools gem a dull rock that was once seemed so beautiful in the eyes of the blind the eyes that saw all the glory of the world Now gaining sight it sees nothing and wishes to be blinded again Love is fickle Love is indomitable Love is a grain, a stone, a boulder, a mountain, a whole world Love is exactly what it is, love..
I hope everyone can relate. :)
alexandra-wilson
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Apr 22, 2013
Apr 22, 2013 at 12:18 AM UTC
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