Not always... I had built up a wonderful myth around a man when he was far away. In my world, he was perfect. Then he came back, we got together, and my beautiful myth was shattered : ) Oh well...
Twinkle, twinkle, like a star, does love blaze less from afar?
Ooooh was it you who left the stone heads outside peoples doors? I wan't one!!
Reply:My friend Sherlock Holmes (or so he says he is), states these were left my a man whom was rather a Casanova when the husband was away, his wife and Casanova played the hidden answer in the riddle was your love loves you less when your away.
Reply:Paradox.
par·a·dox (păr'ə-dŏks')
n.
A seemingly contradictory statement that may nonetheless be true: the paradox that standing is more tiring than walking.
One exhibiting inexplicable or contradictory aspects: “The silence of midnight, to speak truly, though apparently a paradox, rung in my ears” (Mary Shelley).
An assertion that is essentially self-contradictory, though based on a valid deduction from acceptable premises.
A statement contrary to received opinion.
A Stone Mad Man.
Reply:Maybe each stone adds up to one big answer??? I'm wondering... could this turn out like terrorism?????? hmmmm...
Reply:A blaze is a blaze.... its an optical illusion and just looks like its less from a distance!
Reply:Absence makes the heart grow fonder
Those rolling stones they make me wonder
will you still love me now I've got the pox
That's an amazing Yorkshire paradox
Reply:LOL
you read the article on the mysterious stone heads too eh
how curious is that!
Reply:I just heard that he's an artist called Brian Cox and his PR agent claims it was a stunt designed to get people talking. I wish he'd dropped one off in my garden, they're fabulous.
Reply:When there is a distance in love there is a tendency of 'filling' up the 'missing link' with what is available; always this leads to geting used to the 'fill up' and prefering that to what is far.
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