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To love is to share life together
to build special plans just for two
to work side by side
and then smile with pride
as one by one, dreams all come true.
To love is to help and encourage
with smiles and sincere words of praise
to take time to share
to listen and care
in tender, affectionate ways.
To love is to have someone special
one who you can always depend
to be there through the years
sharing laughter and tears
as a partner, a lover, a friend.
To love is to make special memories
of moments you love to recall
of all the good things
that sharing life brings
love is the greatest of all.
I've learned the full meaning
of sharing and caring
and having my dreams all come true;
I've learned the full meaning
of being in love
by being and loving with you...
non_sisca <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
i love because i love, i love that i may love
--- In [email protected], as as <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> So, philo adalah cinta
> dan sophia adalah wisdom
> Maka, daftarkan aku menjadi muridmu, Sisca
> ku akan ikut menekuninya
> ku akan masuk terus tak akan mbolos
> ku akan datang paling pagi
> duduk di deretan paling depan
> tempat yang enak untuk memandangmu dan mendengarkanmu
> ketika kau uraikan makna wisdom dan cinta
> ku terpesona dikau, o, lover of wisdom
> ku terpukau padamu, o, lover of God
> kemana saja dikau
> kan kuikuti
>
> non_sisca [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> What is philosophy ?
>
> The literal meaning, from two Greek ones,
> philo, love
> and sophia, wisdom.
>
> So philosophy is the love of wisdom,
> and a philosopher ia a lover of wisdom.
>
> But wisdom is not an absolute -
> there is always more wisdom than any one person,
> or than all people together, can absorb.
>
> As Pythagoras, the first to call himself a philosopher,
> pointed out,
> a philosopher is a lover, not a possessor, of wisdom.
>
> Then if,
> wisdom belongs only to God,
> then a philosopher is a lover of God.
>
> According to Plato, the first characteristic of the philosopher is
> that he must be prepared to follow the answers wherever the argument
> goes.
>
> And Plato's great pupil, Aristotle added,
> 'Dear is Plato, but dearer still the truth'.
>
> Then what's wrong to be a philosopher ???
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