The union of two sincere souls It does not admit impediments. It is not love love that is transformed with change, Or move away with distance. Oh, no! It is a lighthouse always firm, that challenges storms without shuddering. It is the star for the navio to drift, of incalculable value, although its height is mixed. It is not a jester of time, although the pink lips and cheeks fall under the blow of their scythe. Love does not alter with its brief hours and weeks, but even strengthens even at the edge of the abyss. Yes I am wrong and demonstrates, I ever wrote, and nobody ever loved.
The essence of the union between two genuine souls appears to be resilient and unwavering, impervious to barriers. This love is not superficial or easily swayed by time and distance. Instead, it stands as a steadfast lighthouse that withstands storms and serves as a guiding star for those navigating through life's challenges, indicating its profound and eternal value.
True love, as portrayed, remains unchanged by the passage of time, becoming more robust even in the face of adversity. The speaker reflects on their previously mistaken notions about love, acknowledging that they have never truly experienced such deep affection. This highlights the notion that real love transcends fleeting moments, growing stronger against the odds.
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