Why

I can't find true love. Why is it that I cannot find true love? What is true love? my answer to this is "true love" is that of my Parents The question for me is - Why is it that nobody falls in love with me? I take it that this is what you are really asking in the fifth line. I am sorry about your hurting. Sometimes I wish I had never fallen in love but there are memories I will not give up even though she is a memory now. I never blamed myself and never fell "in love" again. It is just different. It is loving and maybe that is the answer - don't stop loving. Truly, Mark

with you, but I celebrate that you have been hurt. Not because I am a sadist, but because there is no growth without experience. And even pain is experience. Sometimes all the questions in the world won't stop the end of a relationship. I wish you well in your painful but necessary lessons. Mark

... I played with your lines, something I am wont to do. (Sorry.) I came up with this declarative version. See how it feels (or fits): You left. It hurts that you left. I didn't see it coming. I cry. I've not found true love. Including from you. You left. Thanx for the message(s) you send here. Thanx, too, for the memories you jog in my own mind. The feeling of being abandoned can be so terribly, terribly painful. I know. Yours, Chuck

No, certainly he didn't ask enough questions or bother to find out. While in the midst of a break-up once a woman asked me: What is my favourite colour? What is my favourite flower? What is my favourite music or song? What most turns me on? Who do I admire? What do I believe? Why do you think you love me? Who do you think I am? (and several others) I failed. (not entirely, but got a failing score) And she was only the second woman I ever proposed to. I thought it was forever. cheers, Jess

Why are you coming Why does this FEEL so good Was I seeing to much What made me laugh How long can I gaze upon Simple basic love How did you love me what made you stay Maybe I didn't answer myself It helped me through a nasty break-up. I feel this with a soft heart. In ink, dabbler