An omnipotent emotion

Saying I love you is meaningless without the complex series of events that leads to the intangible gratitude of truly feeling the love you are proclaiming. The sum of the emotions felt during these events in our life equates to what we as human beings perceive to be love. When we allow our minds to deceptively filter the words our hearts are dying to scream we are letting a piece of ourselves die. Our minds maliciously send our hearts on a kamikaze mission in an attempt to protect ourselves from the vulnerability that coincides with the love we selfishly encompass within ourselves. We parsimoniously supress our emotions, imprisoning them in a sadistic contraption created for the sole purpose of stifling the emotions that are meant to be shared with the world. It is completely necessary that we find the key to this cage which has consumed our love. We must tear apart the very threads of our conscience minds. When the immense river of love flowing in our hearts conquers the dam we subconsciously build our happiness will crash down in a whimsical waterfall of emotions. As the monumental destruction of our self-made dams occurs, an omnipotent river of jubilant emotions overwhelms every tactical decision that our feeble minds conceive in order to prevent these emotions from reaching their intended targets. Once the seemingly infinite defenses have all fallen victim to the voracious appetite of the emotions we attempt to contain, an opportunity to emancipate our love will present itself. This milestone we reach will commission our love to saturate another human being in which the barbarous cycle of repressing priceless emotions will soon begin again. Inevitably, the power tethered to the jubilant emotions that we selflessly offer the world will defeat even the most valiant efforts to hinder the disbursement of true love. All in all, true love is the strongest emotion quartered in the human soul. It is an emotion of pure omnipotence located in the greatest depths of our hearts. Love is the sole emotion that will find a way to harbor itself in every human being that will walk the earth. The affect love has on our forsaken planet is exhaustively unfathomable. Until we understand the correlations between the amaranthine love we ensconce and the ficticious happiness we boast, love will remain an inscrutable emotion that we can only hope to discover someday.