The more you trust your intuition, the more empowered you become, the stronger you become and ultimately the happier you will be – Giselle Bundchen
How do you not see the softness in her eyes, or the way he gazed at her lips; longing for their warmth on his just once more. How could she not understand the true weight of the silence between them or the admiration that is spread onto the affection that they let slip. How did he miss that smile of hers in which it held her secrets in between those voluminous lips. How did they not feel the fire beneath their fingertips as they touched one another; or the desire which burned hotly on their breaths. How could they stand amidst the perfect storm brewing around them and not ever drown in the crushing rain. How could they love each other so fiercely and intensely and yet never know nor grow beyond the pain.
Koi No Yokan is the sense one has upon meeting another person that they will fall in love. It differs from “love at first sight” as it does not imply that the feeling of love exists, only the knowledge that a future love is inevitable. Alike in destiny, Koi No Yokan provides the soul with a purpose; a reason for action and consequence. This feeling overcomes the soul and makes you so uncontrollably in-love with the idea of being in-love that you don’t even see yourself falling further into its grasp.
A love that will be to skinny to survive as it was never fleshed out fully to begin with, is a love that was doomed with a purpose. To love is nothing; to be loved is something. To love and be loved is everything. Begging this love to last longer then it’s made for is chaos, an explosive feeling to try and grab hold of; knowing that you’ll get hurt in the process. You’d beg for it to last just one more day, minute, hour; just once more to feel the way you did. But you don’t. Because it’s to hard to confess the way you feel as you fear rejection greater then any physical pain could bring you.




