Thanks! Excited to read your poem and to dive deeper into your ideas about love. Curious to hear more about how you see that nature expresses love.
For now, a question: if nature expresses love, and humans are part of nature, why is it so hard for humans to express the love you describe?
For my part, I am not sure that I believe that love is only expressed by truly exceptional human beings. I think everybody expresses love in their own way. It sounds to me like you are articulating a very high ideal of love that few achieve in practice. Personally, I think there are infinite kinds of love and ways of expressing it, which is why I want to hear more about particular approaches and experiences that lead to unique expressions, or "kinds of love" or "dimensions of love."
Probably I need to read your poem to understand your viewpoint better, so I will be happy to do that :)
Good question ! I believe we are an evolved species having ego in addition which keeps all our understanding of love and nature submerged deep inside us.
You must've read my poem until now as I saw your reply there. Sorry for checking this one a bit late. I also wrote an article about the same topic if you want to have a look. Would be interested in your "kinds of love" series. Keep sharing it with us all :)