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Can Love Reflect, By: Helen Hart

May 8, 2024 by Helen Hart

Can Love Reflect, By: Helen Hart

When love walks can you see it
When love speaks can you see it
When love talks can you see it
When love is cancelled you feel it
Can you trust it
If love itself
Is
Love itself
Can it make a person feel
Can it make a person run to
Can it make a person run from
So love
Does love have to be a person
Can a person be so much love
How much love can a person be
Or is love not the person but love itself
Is there ever a way to explain love.

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