Linguistics of Love
Love in 50 Words Challenge Entry.
By Paul StewartPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
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I—the first person pronoun—the subject
love—the noun and the verb—the action
you—the second person pronoun—the object
grammatical pedantry and fanciful analysis aside
those three words can be the most powerful—adjective
an individual can utter to another
When backed with an adjective—weighty conviction. And with evidence of actions—nouns—that match their meaning.
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