WILLOCK 43

Books have always had a certain recognition of love. They just express it in different ways, in different styles, and in different manners. I have seen some liken it to the kissing of the rain with the land; I have read somewhere the liking of the stars by lonesome human eyes; I have seen others liken it to the wail of the lonesome wolf to the lone sailing moonlight up high above the horizon; how beautiful isn’t it? It is, of course. We all fantasize about such a kind of love—that which feels like the air we breathe, that which makes us kneel in adoration—but we all know it is not always as it is. It is different; love is pain, love is suffering, love is heartache, and love is just... And what is there to love if you don’t fear? If you don’t fear the minute you blink at the person next to you, the person with whom her eyes and beauty mesmerize you, without caring about anyone else who does, all you hope for is that she will be the lone who shall see you as you do to her.