Just 3 Simple Words

How could 3 simple words mean so much... yet soo little?

Who knew three simple words could mean so much...

Yet we say them some so offten, somtimes we loose the meaning,

I love you,

three words that could mean the world to one person,

But mean soo little to another,

life offten gets so busy those words are forgotten,
Not said to the people who mean the most.

Author's Note

just a little though..

Reviews

[Wicahpi]

"I love you" is powerful, comforting and should only be said
if you actually love the person to whom it's directed.
It's true, that 'i love you' is misused, misdirected and played.
Those that use those words better mean it!
Nicely expressed.

[Lyndsay Castro]

Mega kudos for coming to such a great conclusion at such a young age. Oh, and I'm back!

[Teresa]

Lots of truth in those words...we do seem to take the ones who mean the most for granted. Sad, but true.

[deeps]

Short, true and wonderful. Wonderfully written.

[Vesa Lee]

So true.
Too much or to little, we never seem to say "I love you" with genuine feelings anymore.
Lovely write.

[emmajoy]

Your words are really sweet and true, but I guess we want to spread our affection around so words come pouring out of us without thinking. But it is right to keep special phrases and special words for the special people in our lives else those words become diluted.

You write so well, but, love, please watch your spelling.. look in the dictionary, yes?

[Aspiring Angel]

Hi Alyssa,

Your words ring loud and clear in this write. We often we do throw the words "I love you" around without really thinking of their true meaning. Very nice. Thank you so much for dropping in to visit with Aspiring Angel and myself and please come back as you can. I don't get to visit on Writer's Cafe as often as I would like but I will be back I promise.

Hugs,
Lesa

[turtlegirlluver]

I like this, it's short, yet to the point. We never seem to think about those words, or just toss them around without the real meaning. You seem to have captured the ideas perfectly. Good job!

"Who knew 3 simple words could mean so much..."