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Sun/Moon and All the Places In Between

Love is one of those words that have 1000s of interpretations, yet we all perceive it wrong.

By Noorain HassanPublished 4 years ago 1 min read
Photo by Ellieelien on Unsplash

Somewhere between

Dawn and sunset

As we lay in bed while we greet

Holding hands and playing

With the beacons of sunlight

Falling in…

It felt soothing

like calm

After the chaos

Has been

You and me

Therein

Still healing

From all the rough housing

From the previous night

Role playing

He the Angel

me the Jinn

Celestial

wicked

confrontation

What we did

As we felt skin

on skin

Moist, wet, drenched

We were not stained,

but beautifully painted

By kin

Explanation:

The sun and moon are two parts of the whole earth. What falls in between is love.

If you ever consider, love is just a four-letter word that means so many things. But for philosophers like us, love can bend in any form. For parents, couples, and friends, we all have different meanings to love. Some good and some bad.

Let me ask you — what is love to you? Just answer it in your heart.

For me, it’s writing this story knowing that everybody who reads it will get a sweet takeaway from it. It's the kind of love that's appreciated and doesn't get any hurt.

This is the kind of love we all should go for.

Love is one of those words that have 1000s of interpretations, yet we all perceive it wrong.

Final thoughts:

The meaning of love nickels as you see it. Like a chameleon and cloud. The moon and sun. Like the light and dark. Like the opposites of two whole.

You can be light, sun, but just don’t be dark.

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About the Creator

Noorain Hassan

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