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“What happens when people open their hearts?"

"They get better.”

― Haruki Murakami,  Norwegian Wood

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I feel bad, for when a relationship ends, we tend to blame love.

Love is constant. But when a relationship fails, it's not that they failed to love, but failed to commit to love.

Commitment is always relative to keep a relationship.

So then, it's never love's fault, but the lovers' shortcomingsーto keep the commitment, to stay together.

ー words by @edizzzaaa (Twitter)

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Poetic Form #3: Palindrome

Mind tells heart

"please think, silly"

Oh love

is dangerous.

How painful it is

so often

is it painful how

dangerous is love?

Oh silly

"think please,"

heart tells mind.

ー by Lvrs&Wrdsmths

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Poetic Form #1: Epistle

Dear Love,

You succeeded in making me do things that are beyond my comfort zone. You thrived and flourished albeit conflicts, frustrations and distresses.

I am proud of you and how you made me out to beーyou made me passionate. Resolute. Oh, love, you helped me grow in places I never thought I would.

You don't know how much you made me happy. Yes, love, you gave me a euphoric sense of freedom and opportunity.

My darling, love, this is what I only ask of you: to remain perpetual. Unfeigned. For if, and even if, everything in this world changes, you, my love, prevails.

With all my heart,

Marie 💌

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[loversandwordsmiths]

WE

wouldn't have guessed

that imagination

could lead to

DECISIONS

to moments

like this.

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[loversandwordsmiths]

What is your favorite endearment?

Endearment is a word or a phrase that you call a very special person to show your love and affection towards him or her. Most countries have their own specific and commonly used endearment, and it can also vary in languages or dialect. So if you are trying to woo a lover with an extraordinary endearment that’s not an English term, you need to learn these unique, imaginative and awesome love terms! Here are the list of unusual endearments in different languages:

Endearments about body parts

mo chuisle - “my pulse” (Irish)

a chuisle mo chroí - “pulse of my heart” (Irish)

mo chroí - “my heart” (Irish)

mi corazón - “my heart” (Spanish)

corazoncito - “little heart” (Spanish)

ojos de Ángel - “Angel eyes” (Spanish)

Μάτια μου (matia mou) or ματάκια μου (matakia mou) - “my little eyes” (Greek)

sötnos - “sweet nose” (Swedish)

Endearments about animals

golubchik - “masc” (Russian)

golubushka - “fem” (Russian)

عيون غزال (ywn ghzal) - “eyes of a gazelle” (Arabic)

gato or gata - “cat” (Brazil)

Häschen - “little hare” (German)

Bärchen - “little bear” (German)

Mäuschen - “little mouse” (German)

Rehlein - “little deer” (German)

Spätzchen - “little sparrow” (German)

ma puce - “my flea” (French)

Bogárkám - “my little bug” (Hungarian)

Endearments about food

mon petit chou - “my little cabbage” (French)

buah hatiku - “fruit of my heart” (Indonesian)

fragolina - little strawberry (Italian)

kruszynko - “breadcrumb” (Polish)

小蜜糖 (xiǎo mì táng) - “little honey” (Taiwan)

小甜心 (xiǎo tiánxīn) - “little sugar” (Taiwan)

                        [ ***Please don’t get nauseated, yet!!!***]

Cute and Sweet Endearments

Schnuckiputzi - “cute-sweet” variation from “schnuckelig” or “cute” and “putzig” “sweet” (German)

mi vida - “my life” (Spanish)

mi rey - “my king” (Spanish)

cariño - “darling” or literally “affection” (Spanish)

amorcito - “my little love” (Spanish)

princesita - “my little princess” (Spanish)

dulzura - “my sweet thing”  (Spanish)

drágám - “precious” (Hungarian)

Cariad - “sweetheart” or “love” (Welsh)

คนดี (kon-dee) - “good person” (Thai)

SOME ODDLY ENDEARMENTS

microbino mio - “my little microbe” (Italian)

mijn poepie - “my little poopsie” (Dutch)

nyingdu-la - “most honoured poison of my heart” (Tibetan)

media naranja - “better half”, literally “half of an orange” (Spanish)

sirenita - “little mermaid” (Spanish)

笨蛋 (bèndàn) - “dumb egg” (Chinese)

To sum it all up, endearments can seemingly get bizarre in some languages or places. But one thing is for sure, they all speak about love and affection! So, which of these endearments would you like to try out and call your lover?

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Foolish Heart

I need a love that's strong

I'm so tired of being alone

But will my lonely heart

Play the part

Of the fool again, before I begin

Foolish heart, hear me calling

Stop before you start falling

Foolish heart, heed my warning

You've been wrong before

Don't be wrong anymore

ー Foolish Heart by Steve Perry

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There must be a reason

why

we get separated

from

the person

we most want to be with.

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