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Permeate by Suzie Palmer Monday, August 06, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan ‘Real love begins when nothing is expected in return’ - Antoine de Saint-Exupéruy
When free-flowing giving is receiving True love is what we earn Real love is when nothing is expected We learn, we live, and we turn Good-tidings ever-growing We sow the seeds of joy Loving that’s giving is singing Hearts wider than the sky Infusing our every action Imbued with loving light Love is a one-way action Permeating you and I
Suzie Palmer

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Reviewed by E. Phillips	12/24/2012

Consider me permeated!




Reviewed by Shervin Hojat, Ph.D.	8/10/2012

Suzie, Very profound message. Shervin




Reviewed by Ronald Hull	8/8/2012

A poem by someone whoIs happily in love–and I love it! Ron




Reviewed by Budd Nelson	8/7/2012

i like this view you have given us budd




Reviewed by Asa Seeley	8/7/2012

that old cliche', '...one hand washes the other...' just got tossed out the window and its a long ways down to humility, which is the key. thanks for share asa




Reviewed by Carolyn Red Bear (The Bear Paw)	8/6/2012

Hi Suzie, I feel the word "soul-mates" when I read this, the oneness that the "one-way action love" permeates both. How else if it's not true love? A heart-felt write, Suzie. Thank you for sharing. In Spirit, Bear




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	8/6/2012

Love is a one-way action Permeating you and I Yes! Thank you, Suzie. Love and best wishes, Regis




Reviewed by Kate Clifford	8/6/2012

Beautiful write :-)




Reviewed by Jerry Bolton	8/6/2012

Yes. This is so absolutely true, Suzie, but unfortunately far too many times it is the I, the me, the ego that ruins relationships.