People think they know what love is? Here is what love is.
I know what love is . I love deeply.
1. Love is when you don't hurt each other nor lie to each other
2. Love don't cost a thing
3. Love is like a gift from the holy spirt and our Jesus Christ who died on the cross for our sins
4. Love isn't filled with broken promises
5. Love isn't a one-way street.
6. Love is like never stop feeling
7. Love is like a waterfall keeps going and going
8. Love is determined
9.Love is like beautiful feeling inside and out
10. Love has warmth.
11. Love is like whoa
12.Love is guaranteed
13. Love is natural as it comes
14. Love is goal driven
15.Love doesn't murder
16. Love doesn't default
17. Love is when you are there for each other until death do us part
18.Love is feeling you have towards someone
19.Love is like when you hear the word i love you and mean it
20. Love hurts inside your heart when you're not around that person.
About the Creator
Michele davis
Hello I'm Michele first off, love my kids, animals and nature. I am fan of mermaids and the sea life. I love cats and dogs too. My favorite flower is sunflowers and my favorite thing to do is swim like a mermaid and spend time with my kids.
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