Saturday, February 14, 2004

Whenever someone asked me what does LOVE means, I immediately replied with a naughty grin, "Love is... is an ocean of emotions entirely surrounded with expenses!"

Although I find it true, somehow, to me, LOVE is like water. Water? Why not say love is like a flower, as defined by most people? Love is like a flower because, according to them, it needs love and care or it dies. Well, obviously it sounds a selfish love to seek attention and it's life span seems so short.

LOVE is like water because water seek its own level, aside from the fact that water is an integral part of life.

LOVE is so complex that I find it best compared with water, because water, as we know, has many cycles. Each cycle drives the other parts.

In Scientific concepts, there are six important processes that make up the water cycle. We know them as evaporation, condensation, precipitation, surface runoff, infiltration and transpiration.

LOVE is in evaporation when the feeling is so strong and the more you control it, the more it becomes stronger, seeking that other person, no matter what happens...

LOVE is in a condesation when there is nothing in your thoughts except that person, forming like a cloud, making yourself "blinded" at times...

LOVE is in precipitation when you cannot help but shower that person you love with attention and affection...

LOVE is in its surface runoff when your feelings are flowing energies, accepting anything about that person...

LOVE is in infiltration state when you finally settled your feelings with that person, where impurities and imperfections are filtered out...

LOVE is in transpiration state when your feelings grow much stronger, creating life, and that life created binds you together...

And the process never-ends, love never dies. Love sometimes stay longer in one state but love will always be there, waiting to be noticed...