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Love

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True love is not constrained
or bound by the contemporary
ethos and laws of the society –
The manmade dos and don’ts.

Without expecting reciprocity,
it’s selfless and unconditional
boundless, eternal and pure
beyond the space, age and time.

It doesn’t bind but liberates –
A reason why it’s rated greatest
excelling over all other emotions
and attributes, only next to God

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