Quote by Barbara Boyer

Have you ever loved someone so much that when you drew a breath you knew it was his?

Have you ever loved someone so much that when you drew a bre

Summary

This quote captures the profound depth of love for someone. It describes a feeling of connection and intimacy where every breath taken is consciously linked to the person being loved. The quote suggests a level of love that is all-consuming, where the presence and influence of the beloved become inseparable from one's own being. It speaks to the intensity and undeniable bond that can exist between two individuals, demonstrating the palpable impact of love on one's existence.

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Love Inspirational

By Barbara Boyer

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