Hello bells! π·
Welcome to my little corner of the internet. Today I want to talk about something we all crave, chase, and yet often fail to define loveπ.
For me, love is like coming home after a long day π‘. It’s peace, it’s security, and yet it’s freedom π. If I had to give it a picture it would be birds flying in a wide open sky free but together moving in their own rhythm yet still connected.
Love doesn’t wear the same face for everyone. Some days it feels like winter ❄ quiet, calm, a soft silence wrapping you in warmth. Some days it blooms like spring πΈ full of laughter, new beginnings, and joy. Sometimes it burns like summer ☀ irritating, exhausting, but still necessary. And sometimes, it arrives like rain π§ soothing, refreshing, and absolutely needed for life to keep moving.
The beauty of love is that it doesn’t need words π. It hides in small actions, in unspoken glances, in the comfort of silence. It’s in the food ur mother serves with care π², in the monney ur father slips into ur hand without saying a word π΅, in the little fights with ur siblings π€Ό, in ur grandma secretly pressing a note into ur palm π, in ur grandpa buying you chocolates π«.Ur name, birthdays being someones mobile password.All tiny acts, but all loud with love.
And love isn’t just about people. It’s everywhere π. In the way Mother Earth holds us π±, in the way trees stand tall giving us shade and fruits π³, in the way friends stick around when days get tough π€, in the way teachers light our path with patience π. Love wears countless disguises, and it’s up to us to notice them.
Artists find love in their art π¨ every brushstroke carrying a piece of their soul. Musicians find it in melodies πΆ, where even silence between notes feels like love speaking. Priests find it in God π, surrendering to something greater. And me? I find it within myself π·. That’s selflove not fancy or loud, but quiet forgiveness, patience, and the courage to still believe in myself on the days when I feel like giving up.
Romantic love? π Aaaa that’s its own story. People often think it’s grand gestures, roses πΉ, candlelight π―, and perfection. But the truth is love is messy. It’s saving the last bite for someone π΄, it’s asking “reached home?” π± after a long day, it’s listening when you’re tired, it’s fighting but never giving up. It’s not flawless, but it’s real. And that’s what makes it beautiful.Then there’s the love of pets πΎ maybe the purest of them all. A dog running to u the moment u step home πΆ, a cat curling against you π± as if to say, “You’re my world.” No conditions, no judgments, just presence. Isn’t that the purest love we’ll ever know?
Love is not a noun, not a verb, not even an equation we can solve ➗. Math may have one solution for each problem, but love? Love has no single answer. It bends, it changes, it grows. It’s an endless story that every heart writes in its own way π.
So maybe the truth is this love is everywhere, and everywhere is love.✨ The question is not “does love exist?” but rather *“are we willing to see it?”so bells what do u think where u will find ur love ?π
Until next time, yours Pearl.πΈπ«
ππDo comment if u found ur answer.π( Will be waiting to know)
Beautifully said! Your words truly capture the essence of how love can be found beyond people—in the quiet majesty of nature and the thrill of discovery. Your ability to express that deep connection is inspiring and speaks to the heart of what it means to live fully and love widely.
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