10 Days of LOVE

Love is like a campfire: It may be sparked quickly, and at first the kindling throws out a lot of heat, but it burns out quickly. For long lasting, steady warmth (with delightful bursts of intense heat from time to time), you must carefully tend the fire.

Love is more than just a feeling: it's a process requiring continual attention. Loving well takes laughter, loyalty, and wanting more to be able to say, "I understand" than to hear, "You're right.

 

Feel your heart free to share the love inside and let the ones you care about them to know this! Share your feelings for the ones that live in your heart: Allah/God, your husband/ wife, your fiance/ fiancee, your children, your parents, your brothers and sisters, your friends.

Leave your love comments for your heart owners!

In the end, I dedicate to my Husband, our families and friends, as to all the blog readers the next song:

 

Night Wind: Egypt 

      by: Teresa Hooley (1888-1973)

 

We woke and watched the stars all jewel-bright.
Sudden I heard, as I lay lover-warm
In the encircling hollow of your arm,
The old sad wind of Egypt in the night--

The desert wind that sifts the shifting sand
O'er buried cities and tombs of vanished kings,
Sad with the knowledge of forgotten things
And old with memories none may understand.

Dead kings knew love and passion ere they slept,
Dead cities once were glad with color and light.
Dust now, and sand.... The wind passed through the night.
I turned to you and hid my face and wept.