What_Is_This_Thing_Called_Love

What Is This Thing Called Love What is This Thing Called Love' Beep Beep, went the horns as a young girl strode through the heavily congested crossing to be greeted by the occasional “watch where you’re going,” and “wait for the signal crossing,” or “are you blind!” But this wide-eyed girl continued on her way as if mesmerized not acknowledging the warnings. Her twinkling eyes in a daze, her mouth turned up carrying a crocked smile letting a soft humming of Franks Sinatra’s “Its too good to be true,” escape her lips. With a one-track mind heavily filled with air. This girl is a in a bubble… the Love bubble. The love bubble is a statement that describes how the outside world seems to fade when there is only one other person in your heart, but it does little to define what love is beyond the vague realm of an imagined reality. Through looking at the history, explaining what love is not, and examining the uses of love and the results of that usage I will try to define what Love is. The origin of the word is probably the most logical place to start. As with many words in the English language, love love, word, nor, smile, one, girl, about, true, through, taste, store, results, occasional, miserable, lover’s, looking, lips, language, history, heavily, good, going, getting, define, day, crossing, conversation, cold, bubble, beep, because, back, you’re, yourself, young