I love you
I know this isn't the first time you heard those words
And I'm sure you questioned what each of them mean
Who am I?
Who are you?
What is love?
Each question has thrown us for a loop
But let's pretend that we know what we're talking about
I love you
See, I said it again
Does it still have the same effect as the first time you heard it?
Listen, I'll say it once more
I love you
Can you recall the first time you heard it?
Is this the same as the first, or has the weight of the phrase been hollowed out?
It is just a phrase unless we attach it to people
I'm pretty sure that I'm honest when I say it
I love you
But I also loved others before you
At least...that's what I thought at the time
Is that what separates love from the thought of love...time?
If so, then how much time is needed?
Since I can't answer that
There is nothing that separates love from the thought of love
So...I think I love you
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