So there's this thing about me. Words stick. I hear or read something that touches me, and it changes me and stays. I never thought much about it (it's just been my normal forever) until the other day when I was watching a movie with my friend. The strange part is that I had seen the movie two times before and hadn't noticed these words. Maybe it was the company I was keeping that pushed the phrase to the surface: "The quality of her love…" said in the midst of a wedding anniversary speech.
These words stung my heart. They grabbed onto me and haven't let go.
Do I have love that would be considered high quality within me to offer someone? Is there anything about my love that would make it stand apart? Yes, and yes. If there is something I do well, it is love.
Now to give it to someone who wants it. That's where patience comes in. It's interesting to reflect on the past five years to see how much has changed, so as I write these words, I reassure myself that in five years, I will hardly recognize myself and my world once more. Because of the quality of my love, walls will dissolve and problems will have solutions. I know things will work out; I just can't see how!
And about the movie. That movie is The Age of Adaline, and I adore it. It's perfectly enchanting. Watch it, then let me know what is your favorite part.
Your post is full of loving optimism. It was a pleasure to read and I always appreciate a book or movie recommendation.
ReplyDeleteI had hoped to show my optimism. I'm glad you could feel it. Thank you for stopping by!
DeleteI'll have to check out this movie - thanks for the recommendation!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome. It's a good one.
DeleteI think I've seen that flick. Pretty awesome!
ReplyDeleteYou're funny, Casey.
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