Tadness

A thousand paper cranes lie scatter'd 'cross th' world. They're symbols of peace, paper wings all unfurled. Every one these tired hands folds brings peace throughout the land. That is my goal: a thousand origami cranes. I've lost count of how many I've made. Guess I'll just keep folding paper cranes 'till the day I die. I never keep them, I just give them away, for peace should be shared with the world. If the legend comes true and the cranes grant me a wish, I'd just give the wish to the people I gave the cranes to, divide it among the people I've helped. My only wish, my one true purpose, is to make the world happy. A

A collar around the neck Not a shackle, but a reminder of a promise made A promise of loyalty to one's master Of perpetual servitude yet sweet surrender Of giving all and expecting none Waiting in heat cold drought rain sunshine darkness always waiting Complete selflesness never felt so right so perfect so beautiful Like he is to me He denies it but it's the truth and always will be No matter how much he says "I'm nothing special I don't do anything particularly great I'm not nice I'm not that attractive" I'll always see the truth I love him with all my heart and soul and always will It's the kind of love that

Some say that the eyes are the windows to the soul. When people fall in love, their eyes become not windows, but mirrors, reflecting all of your good qualities so that you can see them for yourself. When you're in love, you don't need to see into the other person's eyes to see into their soul; you've already seen it, so you focus on seeing all the good things about you that they see in you.