Keep the Love Alive
She stays where she feels seen and safe
So, when men keep falling in love with women,
They are men who keep their love! ❤️🔥
Which is why, as the days, months, and years tick by,
Women will never lose that feeling,
That thrill,
That sense of wanting and needing and feeling alive, their husbands/partners gave them in their relationship.
According to every woman, men should sacrifice their hearts every day for them,
But this does not mean that every woman wants to be always hugged and burned.
For her heart,
She requires a love that has no conditions.
They are in search of a relationship that accepts them,
That takes them as they are, a relationship that understands their failures. It might be feeling safe when a man unconditionally loves her.
A man who loves his heart out knows she is loyal to him.
Women are inspired to settle down one day and make such a relationship a lifetime.
All of them protect such types of relationships for their entire life. ❤️
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Comments (8)
Brilliant ♦️♦️♦️
Lovely poem.
Love is one
Well written!
Interested!!
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾😊
Nice
Valuable words thanks for share dear