A medical textbook will tell you;
That the human body is powered by our blood, full of oxygen; and by cells, and our brain.
When something is wrong with you a doctor will fill our ears with medical language where
'layman's terms' includes things like "acute", "severe", and "we'll do what we can." Sometimes
they use " I'm sorry for your loss", and then " We did what we could." The human body is
powed by love. Love which becomes electric singals sent out through our and into the
universe. Unrequited love is when you receive a shock to your heart, but they're on a
different adapter than you are, or maybe thier heart is so filled of electricity of someone
else that there just isn't room for you right now. This is why flirting involves touching.
When we touch someone it's like we are trying to send out signal right through thier skin
and to their hearts; waiting for when they finally get it. This is also why people describe love
as "electricity through my veins", and it is the reason "sparks fly" when they kiss. Electricity doesn't
always hold up forever. Sometimes there is a power surge, or a missed beat, or maybe things
just become outdated. Defibillators, for when a heart fails, send out different signals; urging
you to hold on. "Clear! Somebody loves you!" "Clear! Somebody will love you!" "Clear! i love you!"
"Clear! Please! Please!" It's why we cry when someone dies. If you know anything about science
you know that water is a conductor. We cry so that we can feel the love of someone dying multiplied by infinity all at once. Hoping that it will get us through. Just in case the electric signals of everyone else are to busy. The human body is powered by love, which becomes electric signals sent out through our hearts and into the universe, but most people are too busy to listen <3
^different way of thinking bout love
enjoy
-Leah :p
sheLOVESyou