> “If ‘love’ means not
> hearing what's unspoken —
> If ‘loving’ means to not
> see that which is only felt —
>
> I do not love
> — anyone.
>
> I've never loved anything.”
>
> — T. Fall
>
> (“everything i have ever loved has made me everything i am”)
> “If ‘love’ means not
> hearing what's unspoken —
> If ‘loving’ means to not
> see that which is only felt —
>
> I do not love
> — anyone.
>
> I've never loved anything.”
>
> — T. Fall
>
> (“everything i have ever loved has made me everything i am”)
> “If ‘love’ means not
> hearing what's unspoken —
> If ‘loving’ means to not
> see that which is only felt —
>
> I do not love
> — anyone.
>
> I've never loved anything.”
>
> — T. Fall
>
> (“everything i have ever loved has made me everything i am”)
> “If ‘love’ means not
> hearing what's unspoken —
> If ‘loving’ means to not
> see that which is only felt —
>
> I do not love
> — anyone.
>
> I've never loved anything.”
>
> — T. Fall
>
> (“everything i have ever loved has made me everything i am”)
> “If ‘love’ means not
> hearing what's unspoken —
> If ‘loving’ means to not
> see that which is only felt —
>
> I do not love
> — anyone.
>
> I've never loved anything.”
>
> — T. Fall
>
> (“everything i have ever loved has made me everything i am”)
> “If ‘love’ means not
> hearing what's unspoken —
> If ‘loving’ means to not
> see that which is only felt —
>
> I do not love
> — anyone.
>
> I've never loved anything.”
>
> — T. Fall
>
> (“everything i have ever loved has made me everything i am”)
> “If ‘love’ means not
> hearing what's unspoken —
> If ‘loving’ means to not
> see that which is only felt —
>
> I do not love
> — anyone.
>
> I've never loved anything.”
>
> — T. Fall
>
> (“everything i have ever loved has made me everything i am”)