Vaanathai Pola 140
Sex is Happiness. Love is peace. Happiness is temporary. Love is eternal. Sex is about the body. Love is about something more than that and that which is invisible but exists and like God, you can feel it and experience it.
If it was not for Love, then this world and life would not exist, at least not this way. Love is that essence that seeps into everything we do from a mother who would die for her child and a father who would die every day, again and again by going to work and bringing back money and food.
If that love didn't exist as sacrifice, I bet there would be more divorces than marriages.
If that belief that love, true love did not exist like the mythical unicorn then most people would not walk the aisle, exchange rings and vows before God.
Maybe, like God itself, Love between lovers exists as a diluted version rather than the concentrated version and the reason being, we don't deserve it.
Kavita walked away from the room feeling strangely different and the moment her feet left the building and stepped onto the soil of The Flock, she knew what the feeling was and that it was called, Love.
She felt his lips around her nipples and inside her and she felt his hardness deep inside her but more than that she felt his love ensconce her entire being and she slowly wrapped her hands around herself and whispered to the air, ' I wish I could stay with his smell and the feel of his touch and I wish I didn't have to bathe for that would wash away his essence from me and inside me.'
Blushing furiously, she slowly walked looking at the sky and the sun and the trees and spoke to them, ' All of you look so much more beautiful and brighter than before and very different, why?'
' because, either your soul has been blinded by love or the blinds over your soul has been removed by love, so that you can see better, feel better and live better.'
Startled, she turned to see, the Librarian, Thangamani master standing there and she looked at him for a few seconds and then with a grateful smile, ' Yes.'
Then protesting hurriedly, ' Sorry, I meant that the blinds have indeed been removed.'
' Can I have the key back, now, Minister?'
She looked at him, wondering what he meant by asking for the key and then remembering the key that he had given her, cursed herself and handing the key, said, ' Sorry. I am not my usual self, right now.'
She watched as Thangamani master rather than look at her, instead began to closely examine the key in his hand and then as if the key had given him some kind of vision, looked up and said, ' I told your men, that you were reading the diary of Radha Krishnan, and that you were not to be disturbed.'
With a very serious expression, he continued, ' Everybody knows that diary reading, takes up a lot of time, energy and needs a lot of concentration and privacy.
She looked at him, unable to make sense or meaning in his words and then she saw the barely hidden twinkle beneath the serious eyes and knew that he was pulling her leg and she pointed a finger at him, ' You are good and must be awesome while playing cards for your really had me going there.'
' Thank you Mr.Thangamani and I hope you look after the diary well and if you ever need anything or any help, please call me.'
' Will do Minister, and you are always welcome here, anytime you want to read the diary in peace and quiet? But, just call, and make sure the diary is not locked up or unavailable.'
Sharing a quiet laugh, both of them walked towards the entrance and Thangamani opened the gate and after she had thanked him, Kavita got into her vehicle and headed back to her home and life although she now felt that she was leaving her real home that was his arms, his lips and his kisses.
She touched her breast and thought, ' It matters not for your love, our love is now a fire that has been lit that can never be doused. Not until there is a heart to beat your name and not unless it stops and I stop, too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSF8l_Yh_gY
In Fiddler on the Roof, when Tevye asks Golde whether she loves him after a quarter-century of marriage, her wry answer is exactly on point:
For twenty-five years I’ve washed your clothes
Cooked your meals, cleaned the house
Given you, children, milked your cow
She asks then, “If that’s not love, what is?”
Between human beings, love is a relational word. Yes, you can love things that do not love you back—the sky or a mountain or a painting or the game of chess. But the love of other people is directional. There is a lover and a beloved—you don’t just love, but you love at someone. And real love is not only about the feelings of the lover; it is not egotism. It is when one person believes in another person and shows it.
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