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Thank You, Robin
Feb. 3rd, 2006 04:12 pmQuoth Robin Parrish of Infuze Magazine:
"Sometimes I wonder if the word "love" has lost its meaning.
We use it so often, throw it out casually throughout the day, in the context of so many different things, that I'm not sure it conveys the true magic and mystery that is this amazing, life-altering emotion. In fact, it's more than a mere emotion: if what you're feeling is truly love, it requires action.
"I love my car." "I love that movie." "I love my kids." "I love you, sweetheart."
Do we know what that means anymore? The raw, earth-splitting, awe-inspiring, shatter-universal-laws, changes-everything reality of love?
Someday, I'll expound upon this.
(In other news, Order of the Phoenix has been cast.. All I say is that they'd bloody better have gotten Tonks right, or there will be pain and Tevvie. *sweet smile*)
"Sometimes I wonder if the word "love" has lost its meaning.
We use it so often, throw it out casually throughout the day, in the context of so many different things, that I'm not sure it conveys the true magic and mystery that is this amazing, life-altering emotion. In fact, it's more than a mere emotion: if what you're feeling is truly love, it requires action.
"I love my car." "I love that movie." "I love my kids." "I love you, sweetheart."
Do we know what that means anymore? The raw, earth-splitting, awe-inspiring, shatter-universal-laws, changes-everything reality of love?
Someday, I'll expound upon this.
(In other news, Order of the Phoenix has been cast.. All I say is that they'd bloody better have gotten Tonks right, or there will be pain and Tevvie. *sweet smile*)
