Have you ever heard a song a couple times and enjoyed it or whatever but then you hear it again and you think “damn this is the best song I’ve ever heard.” like you already knew it existed but for some reason it really hits you that one time and you’re like wow I wanna hear it again. So, you play it again and you think you’re gonna play it once more but then you play it again and again and again. You fall in love with the beat. You will fall in love with the rhythm. You fall in love with the lyrics and everything about it. You can’t get enough of it. It’s constantly in your head and all you want is that song. I think that’s what it’s like to fall in love. You know about that person for a while but one day something about them catches you off guard. Then you start talking to them which is like hitting play and you wanna keep talking to them so you do, which is like putting it on repeat. Then you fall in love with their eyes. You fall in love with their smile. You fall in love with their personality. You fall in love with everything about them. You can’t get enough of them. They’re constantly in your head and all you want is that person. I think falling in love is like discovering your favourite song.
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Garima,
That’s a good analogy. Musivc & love. Both have deepness.
Thanks, Gary
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Absolutely!!
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Beautifully written 💕
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Thank you Shannon.
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Reblogged this on Lucy's corner and commented:
Love isn’t only circumstantial, it is a decision to stay in this euphoria, even with the flaws of the other person.
Love is a choice.
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