I've Seen It

Love is not the hero here, but an old acquaintance - sometimes flashing by on the bus, sometimes lost between the lines, sometimes returning with the smell of coffee and other people's stories. It lives in people, songs, failed dates, and old parents who still hold hands. Sometimes it looks silly, sometimes sacred, but always real.

There are no confessions or drama in this song - just a quiet realization that love is always there, even if it changes faces. It laughs in the kitchen with friends, stumbles in the subway, forgets the stop, but somehow still gets where it needs to go. And it seems that this is exactly why she is worth loving - for her eternal presence between breaths and pauses.