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That's Love too.

What is love to an average human mind and heart?

First things first, whenever love is concerned, every mind and heart notches down to the average regime only. So taking this assumption into consideration proposed by the author, who is one among the many self-confessed blokes of average mind and heart for the obvious after effect of being in love, let’s try to sketch the answers to this primordial query in a simpler way.

Love – Liking
Love – Waiting
Love – Wanting
Love – Expressions
Love – More and more and more…
Love – Temporary madness
Love – Future gazing
Love – Retrospection
Love – Scope for improvement
Love – Subtle changes (well, not that subtle after all)
Love – Swinging between lack of and excess of concentration
Love – Priorities
Love – Loneliness
Love – Togetherness
Love – Smiling for no reason
Love – Sudden attack of sadness
Love – Fear of loss
Love – Sense of belonging
Love – ...

The list goes on...

One thing is for certain, any number of the above state do sneak into every individual’s life now and then. This, the ancients have put so eloquently into a simple adage “That’s Life”.

I guess, whatever one’s perception, simply put “That’s Love too”.

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abinash said…
Yeah c'est la vie. :) quite true
November 23, 2008 at 10:56 PM
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