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Persistance in Love!

Love is the constant. And no matter who you are or what you have or have not done, your deepest self already knows this, and your mind and heart can come to know this too and never leave it again. And you can take heart that others have come to know this, and they are ready to hold onto it too.
That is why there is always hope. That is why we go on even when it seems like we don’t know why we go on. That is why, even with heart-break after heart-break and loneliness after loneliness and thinking all is lost and we should just give up, our spirits persist.
And so, though your head may be clouded now and your heart hurting so bad that the pain shoots through every part of your body, persist.

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