Tu Amor

Someone once said, ~Love has a language of its own. A voice that goes from heart to heart. Whose mystic tone love only knows.~ Without a doubt, there are many different ways that a person can express how he or she feels about someone. Whether or not that person is able to understand/interpret what one is trying to say is basically left up to the decision of him or her to only accept it with open arms, but also allow it to personally and emotionally touch his or her heart. At some point, we've all expressed or are expressing how we feel towards a particular someone in our own way and depending on if he or she got or is getting what one's saying is primarily determined by how loud of an impact you want to make on what you love/care about.

Essentially, there are people out there who are considered the strong silent type that make an impact without technically saying a word. It's these types of people who sometimes have trouble expressing themselves verbally to someone who they are interested in and inevitably write down what he or she is unable to say because of either the freeze factor or being absolutely tongue tied when around him or her. In a sense, people can truly feel, as well as, be metaphorically blown away by the words that come from one's heart and soul that can cause a person to cry because it was so heartfelt. Let me tell you something, I honestly don't know how powerful the words I express are until someone shares with me how it has affected them either personally, emotionally, and/or spiritually.

For those who are musically talented, expressing their feelings for a particular someone in a song is considered one of the romantic things a person can possibly do for another human being. A woman, more than anything, would not only be absolutely flattered, but also touched if a guy took the time to think, write lyrics down on paper, and then be able to sing them to her with a possibility of some type of instrument in hand. Countless stories can be told of a man serenading the woman he loves/cares about, even though he may not be able to sing on key, which doesn't stop him from giving it his all with his heart and soul. The so-called payoff is hopefully seeing a glowing smile on her face that gives him a reason why he fell in love with her in the first place.

Let me ask you this question, what is your native language and how would you put into words the feelings you wanted to express to someone you love/care about? As we all know, Americans in the United States express love by saying the wordsI love you while people in the country of France, known for being the language of love, say Je t'aime. Now if you're Irish taim i' ngra leat is what you want to express to the one who bring all the luck to your heart. Ti voglio bene is an expression an Italian says to the one he or she loves and when it comes to my peeps, the flipinos, the words mahal kita are expressed towards a particular pinay or pinoy of whom one is truly in love with. Last but certainly not the least is Te quiero, which is expressed by those who have that Spanish latin fire within their heart.

In retrospect, love always has a way to get its voice heard even though you may not know its actually being heard as you want to get off your chest what you want a particular someone to know/hear. Thinking about it, one of the greatest ways to show how much you care about someone is writing it on paper, putting it into song lyrics, and speaking it in one's native language. Of the many different languages that are spoken, Spanish seems to be considered one of the most passionate and quite frankly many of us can probably either speak it or know a little bit of it to say something that hopefully makes sense. So in end, I say this: Tu amor, el corazon, y su alma que usted compartio conmigo significa el mundo a mi y en el regreso yo comparto para siempre mi armor, el carazon, y mi alma con usted, and it's a song that somewhat reflects this thought by the Latin group known as Rebelde a.k.a RBD.