Love
Love, love, love—what is that?
I think about it so much, yet I don't get any answers.
That question still lingers in my mind.
I finally decided to find answers.
I asked my eyes about love, and they said they just see things; they don't know about love.
"Ask the nose," they suggested.
I asked the nose about love; he also said he doesn't know—he only smells.
"Ask your hands," he advised.
I asked my hands, and they said, "We just feel things you touch. You can ask the brain."
So, I asked the brain about love. He said, "I don't care about things like that. If you want to know, ask the heart."
I asked the heart, "What is love?"
She said, "When your eyes get stuck when you see it, your nose is captivated by its smell, your hands begin to feel it, and your brain is overwhelmed, causing me to beat as fast as I can.
When it comes, you can feel it... and I belong to her."
I asked her, "So if you're gone, do I not have a heart?"
She laughed and said, "If you find a true soul, she gives you her heart."
I asked her, "What happens if I lose love?"
She said, "Maybe you lose me, and you become a heartless man."
Now I understand how it feels.
Days, months, and years have gone by, and I've never felt this in my life.
I asked my mind why I never experience love.
He said, "Because you're scared."
I asked, "Why are you scared?"
He said, "If you fall in love, you lose your happiness and everything."
I asked, "Why?"
He said, "When it comes, you live for the person you love. For that person, you need to sacrifice your happiness, and life will change."
I asked about any other options.
He said, "If that person loves who you are, you don't need to change. Maybe she will sacrifice her happiness for you."
I said, "No, I don't like that."
Then he said, "That's the reason you never feel love. Love is sacrifice. Like parents love their kids—they sacrifice their happiness for their children. So if a child loves his parents, he sacrifices his happiness. Love is sacrifice. Maybe if anyone is in love, they sacrifice their life for it. So, kid, the choice is yours..."
I got answers, but I'm stuck in dedication.
