Love Reciprocal

Love Reciprocal
Verse 1
Two souls complete, let us retreat, to a place where our visions can meet
Captured to stare, none can compare, with true love and war becoming fair
When forces are real, transcending appeal
When there’s no other love I can feel
With time unaware, casting my care
Incomparable romance is there

Chorus
Love reciprocal, that’s intangible
Let us conquer and do the impossible
There’s no part of me, that could ever see
Another true soul claiming our clarity
Just you and me, just you and me
Oh oh oh, just you and me

Verse 2
One cannot describe, how to arrive
To a land where our treasure will thrive
Crossing the verge, beginnings emerge
There’s no other place that I could search
When forces are real, transcending appeal
When there’s no other love I can feel
With time unaware, casting my care
Incomparable romance is there

Bridge (x2)
Let’s do the impossible, embrace love reciprocal
Inscribe the inscribable, let’s do this, let’s do this, inseparable

Written by Geraldine Taylor ©

Author's Note

Love Reciprocal" is a romantic piece that has been metaphorically written. It is the telling of a love story, whereby two soulmates have come to find each other in their quest for love. A fundamental part of their foundation is that their connection is not merely based upon outward appearance or superficial aspects. There is a greater deepness to their romance, in which their appreciation of each other extends far beyond outward attraction.

Such is the greatness of their romance that they can envision no other soul that could compare to the affection that they share. They understand that their journey will have its trials and fluctuations of emotion, yet they continue in the face of that.

By the second verse, the concept of finding each other is comparatively like the discovery of treasure, which was no easy find, but required a diligent search and a profound vision. The inclusion of the word ‘reciprocal’ is to emphasize the notion that love given should be reciprocated by the other person in a mutual fashion if there is to be a genuine bond. They will continue to inscribe their love with their own personal writings upon the tree of love.