Love came into the world before the language to express it; in its youth, it learned a set of ways, and has never forgotten them since. — Jack London
Nothing spent on love is ever wasted. — Tasso
What is love? One body, two hearts; what is friendship? Two bodies, one heart. — Joseph Joubert
Love is a tyrant in the heart; it clouds reason and obscures judgment; it ignores advice and rushes headlong toward madness. — Yvonne de Tracy
Ultimately, love is a reflection of one's self-worth in another person. — Aimée
I have such a love that the world divides into two halves in my eyes: one is her, where everything is joy, hope, and light; the other is everything without her, where everything is misery and darkness. — Leo Tolstoy
Even God struggles to remain wise in love. — Francis Bacon
In love, women can be very strong or very weak. They either love others or accept others' love; once caught in the web of love, even if someone commands her to leap into fire, she will obey willingly. — Chu Yao-hsieh