Love dwells atop the high mountains, above the valleys of reason. Love is the sublimation of life, the summit of human existence; it rarely appears. — Jack London
Loyal love overflows in my heart; I cannot estimate the wealth I enjoy. — Shakespeare
Those who have tasted the flavor of love wish they had never loved. It turns out love is nothing but a seven-colored rainbow, beautiful but best viewed from afar, meant only to be admired, and so fleeting that it vanishes in an instant. You search and search, but it never reappears. — Dora
Freedom is to humanity what light is to the eyes, air to the lungs, and love to the soul. — Ingersoll
Will the love carved into the backs of chairs, like flowers on cement, bloom into a windless, lonely forest? — Guo Jingming
To learn how to love, to learn how to understand love, and to learn how to be a happy person—this is to learn self-respect and to embrace human virtues. — Makarenko
No one has true love, only love at first sight. — Chapman
Whether through achievement or vanity, whether through mocking others or my own suffering in love, in all joy and sorrow, the warm glow of youth continues to shine upon me. — Hesse
This is a rule of friendship: once suspicion enters through the front door, love slips out through the back. — Moire
When true love exists between two people, age, economic conditions, physical appearance, height, and other external, insignificant factors are not considered. If these problems exist between you, first ask yourself whether you are truly in love. — Roland
