Like the rain

 

Love like rain, can nourish from above, drenching couples with a soaking joy. But sometimes under the angry heat of life, love dries on the surface and must nourish from below, tending to its roots keeping itself alive.

~Paulo Coelho

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  1. Robin Puddicombe

    October 19, 2014

    Water is the life force of this planet! Life would not exist without it! So precious!

  2. Hasan Shahid

    October 19, 2014

    Very nice, thank you very much

  3. Carlos Bation

    October 19, 2014

    Hi jenh been busy..meaningful ..good evening ..Ingat..

  4. harmeet bahra

    October 19, 2014

    Mera softy softy bacha kithe ya menu ninni karani ya tuhannu. Chotu maau.

  5. Onome Samuel

    October 19, 2014

    Hi jenh good morning
    Water is life u can do with out using water
    I love it

  6. Kishan Sondarva

    October 19, 2014

    Nice rainy picture and good quote my frnd Jen…

  7. harmeet bahra

    October 19, 2014

    Main invite kar rahi ya tuhannu hor tuhade mom dad nu aajao sadde ghar. Meri mom bhi keh rahi hain.

  8. Priya Gupta

    October 20, 2014

    Will you be my friend

  9. Carlos Bation

    October 20, 2014

    Good evening / morning jenh ..have a wifi here in town of tarlac ..happy monday morning..

  10. Pargut Singh

    October 20, 2014

    THE HOPES URSULA NOURISHED
    LOVE IN The RAIN

    nourish talents our love
    encourage promotes our love
    strength enrichers our love
    cultivate boost advance our love
    when our love keeping itself
    ALIVE IN The RAIN

  11. emelie nuguid

    October 21, 2014

    True also the couple is responsible for the love that dries to nourish and keep its roots to be alive…thank you so much <3

  12. Terry Raven

    October 21, 2014

    when we limit our pleasures, then we create more room for happiness

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