Love cannot be explained in words, only feelings. It is simply to complex for humans to understand through words. The only way a human can possibly understand love is to have been in love at one point and time. To most love is a noun, but to me love is a verb. In order to realize what true love is, it has to be displayed through actions. The actions displayed are not always positive as we read in what we talk about when we talk about love.
             True love is exhilarating, confusing, emotional, exhausting, and full of give and take. People often do things that they realize they do not want to do. They do it just because they want to make the other person happy. True love is when a person walks into a room where the other partner is and that person's face just lights up with joy. True love is when the person someone loves is crying and that person has to be the very first one to comfort and hold the other person to keep him or her safe from harm. True love is when she is gone for three days and it feels as she was gone for three years. True love is when that special person tells the other person in the relationship I Love You, it feels as if that person has won a lottery just because of three unexplainable words.
             True love can also make someone do unexplainable things. Examples of some odd actions that love can do to someone are illustrated in "A & P," "A Rose For Emily," and "What We Talk about when we Talk about Love." In "A & P," Sammy quits his job to impress a girl that he does not even know. Sammy fell in love at first sight with this girl. The girl did not even acknowledge the actions of Sammy. He just quit his job because he thought that he could get the girl. "A Rose for Emily," illustrates an odd affection of love. She kills her husband so he would not leave her and continued to lay with the corpse of her true love. "What we talk about when we
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