Beautiful Sayings About True Love
- To the world, you may be just one person, but to one person, you may be the whole world.
- True love is the meeting of two souls; souls do not compete in beauty or intelligence, as all souls are inherently beautiful and wise.
- I wish you and I had entered this world before the invention of television and cinema, to understand if this is truly love or if we are merely imitating what we see.
- A lover is not defined by their ability to impress us from the first meeting, but rather by the way they quietly seep into our being, leaving us to realize they are the very air we breathe.
- The most beautiful time I spent was under your love; the sweetest poem I recited was about you, and my heart yearns for every path you take.
- I love you for who you are; you have no equivalent, no substitute.
- When you love someone genuinely without reason, rest assured that no thousand reasons can ever uproot them from your heart.
- True love is a living entity; it can die like a human being—it must be nourished to survive and healed to flourish.
- True love, residing in a pure heart, is like a flower in the spring.
- A mature mind in true love is not stagnant; a heart that beats with sincere love is a heart alive with vitality.
Reflections on Deep Love
- There is a significant difference between loving her because she is beautiful and her being beautiful because you love her.
- No chains or ropes can bond as tightly or swiftly as love does with a single thread.
- Love is born from opposing natures, and it flourishes in contradiction and sincerity; in storms and transformations, love is preserved.
- True love is the confluence of two souls; souls compete neither in beauty nor intelligence, for all souls possess beauty and wisdom.
- Trying to ignite a fire with ice is like attempting to extinguish the flames of love with words.
- Oh, my dear, gather me as you scattered my heart, for my longing for you is carved from my disarray.
- Some people bring happiness to your life simply by being in it.
- The more we love, the more we fear causing harm to those we cherish.
- If you love sincerely, do not waver, for wavering is a form of betrayal, just with different letters.
- When a woman loves, she sacrifices herself for her heart; when she hates, she sacrifices others.
- When a woman struggles to express her feelings, she rests her head on the chest of her beloved and weeps.
- Let one of you love the other, but do not make love a chain; let it flow like a river between the shores of your souls.
Wisdom on Love
- The love that eyes wash with tears remains pure, beautiful, and eternal.
- If you want to taste the finest and best things in the world, and the sweetest joys of the heart, give love generously as you do with money.
- Love carves its path through territories feared even by wolves.
- Self-love is the love a person has for themselves and for anything else for their sake; a person’s life is a continuous practice of this love, urging it forward.
- Love is the most beautiful and wonderful miscalculation between a man and a woman.
- When the power of love surpasses the love of power, the world will witness peace.
- The challenge in love is for the right man to meet the right woman.
- You may not understand that love is still the primal feeling that remains beyond logic.
- Teach people with love as instructed, and those who are not taught by love will be educated further by more love.
- Employ strength when necessary, but love in all circumstances.
- Love, friendship, and respect unite people more than hatred ever could.
- Life becomes joyous when it starts with love and ends with ambition.
- Those who possess wisdom have it because they love; fools remain foolish as they believe they understand love.
- There is anxiety in love, but assurance in marriage; marriage is not the grave of love, for many loves have blossomed into marriages.
- A man may write a book about love and yet fail to express it, while a woman’s word about love suffices for it all.
- The energy of hatred will not take you anywhere, but the energy of forgiveness manifested in love will positively transform your life.
- Only a greater love can overshadow love; and there is no love greater than the love of God.
- Love is the magical power that allows a person to navigate life’s challenges without resorting to death.
- Often, love leads to overcoming envy.
- You cannot attain certainty without doubt, nor success without failure, nor peace without disorder, nor anything without love.
- The heart is the home of the two most sacred elements of existence: faith and love; it is the mind’s stagnation and inability to comprehend love and embrace faith that renders it ineffective.
- The love cleansed by tears remains pure, beautiful, and eternal.
- Love is the intelligence of distance: not too close that longing fades, nor too far that one forgets.
- Poor people who exchange love are the true wealth.
- Love is directly proportional to separation; therefore, what is distant from the eye is close to the heart.
- Dignity and love do not blend well; they can coexist only for a short while.
- Love that only prioritizes physical beauty is not true love.
- Your task is not to chase love; rather, seek and dismantle all the barriers you have built between yourself and it.
Poetry about True Love
- Mustafa Sadik Al-Rafi’i says:
Birds that think hearts are made of love
Who will give me a little bird that captured my heart
And flew away, and when the eye feared losing her
She removed from her love a pearl of moisture
Oh, would that I were a bird to dwell near her nest
For she would be lonely after I leave and comforted by my closeness
And I wish she might roost in my shadow
Chirping on one side and frolicking on the other
Oh, birds of the plains, I have fallen for her
So teach me the love and the weeping, come teach me
Teach me the lamentation that if you heard it
You would pity the lovers from the passion of love
Take in your wings the love from my sides
And my soul with my soul for the one that took my heart
I looked at her with one glance so she ached
And I turned with the other, and the war was waged
For from a moment that is thrown, a moment hits
As if two swords connect, striking one another
And with a glance returned from a face returning
As if arrows turned from heel to heel
Her eyes led my eyes like any arrows
She struck my heart with every horror of fear
And her chest furnished my ears every sigh
Every burden settled within my heart
And looks circled me from every side
Some in my absence and some in my pursuit
I said, “Deceived, for this war is just a trick”
And dulled is my pain that falls for love
She said, “If no soul escapes death,
Then your only concern is to love, so let me love you.”
And I would excuse myself. If someone blames me for you,
My greatest sin is that your love is my sin
Oh, you who heard of love, love is merely
Blood and blood—that thirsts for one another
When they unite in humiliation and grace, they love
Otherwise, what charm does beauty have that enchants?
Ask me and I will tell you; there is no one who knows what love is
Except me—and no one among people is like me in passion
If poets race in hunting, I am the poet of this beauty
In the uncivilized and among the Arabs
And if I should converse with hearts, they would sway
With whispers of poetry, heart to heart
And with her, if she wishes, I described her beauty
For by God, no heart remains without love
As for beautiful girls, their allure is sweet
And my torment comes from her sweet lips
And naught remains of her admiration but a fleeting moment
Neither does she leave the beautiful in awe
I presented myself to her between submission and acceptance
And she stood between flattery and reproach
I saw something like dolls surrounding me
I said, “Are the shooting stars hallucinations or do they resemble the stars?”
For the light of her face illuminated my sight
As mariners gaze at the North Star
And they flew in flocks, I feared marrying her
My eyes are in one flock, and my heart in another
And she said, “Be steadfast,” but I said, “Oh, simply ask me”
About sadness, like Jacob’s son and Joseph in the well
And whenever I see loved ones, they are but farewells
Returning either in joy or in wrath