Author: Rupesh Solanki, Bhachau, Kutch
Love is an emotion that does not need words. Sometimes, the concern reflected in someone’s eyes becomes love, while at other times, silently waiting for someone becomes the most beautiful language of love.
Love does not simply mean being together; it also means praying for someone’s happiness even when you are far away. When a relationship has more understanding than possessiveness and more affection than complaints, love gradually makes a home in the heart.
“Love is not the insistence on possessing someone;
love is finding your own happiness in someone’s smile.”
True love never seeks attention or shows off. It can read the silence of one particular person even in a crowd. When words come to a halt, it understands emotions, and during difficult times, it stands beside you without expecting anything in return.
In today’s time, relationships often break because of small misunderstandings. We are often in a hurry to explain ourselves to others rather than trying to understand them. When communication decreases and ego increases, distances begin to grow even when love still exists.
To keep love alive, expensive gifts are not necessary. What is needed is a little understanding, a little time, a little trust, and a lot of affection. Because at the end of life, it is not the gifts that remain in our memories; what remains is the feeling that someone understood us with genuine love.
Love is the most beautiful poem of life—one that is not written, but simply read by the heart.
