Words that mean love

Some people don't understand my love for books and language, but to me words are some of the most important things we have. Words are beautiful, because they represent beautiful, powerful things. If you can hear a word and see it's meaning appear right there in front of you, that's something magical. If you can use a word to convey something you can't quite explain, that's a connection. These words do that.

Word of the Day: Torpe Tagalog Interestingly in Filipino (a tagalog derivative) this word means stupid! (Go figure) --------------------------------------------- We'd love to see how you might use any of our words of the day. Send us your thoughts; the most poetic, funniest or otherwise best will be featured on our feeds and (later this year) our magazine. . . . #WordoftheDay #man #love #woman #writers #feelings #competition #writerscommunity #creativewriting

Word of the Day: Caim A lovely Scottish Gaelic word for sanctuary or protection. I always imagine this as a wizard casting a spell by moving their hand in a circle around their body. How do you imagine this word? . . . #WordoftheDay #sanctuary #safe #writers #loved #protection #readers #writerscommunity #creativewriting

One of the most potent and transforming experiences we as humans can have is love. It can shift our ideas on life, motivate us to create, and move us in ways that are both thrilling and painful. The experience of love has served as a powerful muse for many poets, inspiring them to delve into the depths of their emotions and express those emotions through poetry.