All I know about love

Mariana Mattos

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Description

A beautiful poem by Neil Gaiman, read by me.

Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Voice Age

Young Adult (18-35)

Transcript

Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
thesis. Everything I have to tell you about love, nothing thesis, everything I've learned about marriage, nothing on Lee that the world out there is complicated, and there are beasts in the night in delight and pain. And the only thing that makes it OK sometimes is to reach out a hand in the darkness and find another hand to squeeze and not to be alone. It's not. The case is or never just the cases. It's what they mean. Somebody's got your back. Somebody knows your worst self and somehow doesn't want to rescue you or send you for the army to rescue them. It's not too broken house becoming one. It's the light from a distant lighthouse, bringing you both safely home because home is whatever you were both together. So this is everything I have to tell you about love and marriage. Nothing like a book with our pages or forest without trees, because there are things you cannot know before you experience them, because no study can prepare you for the Joyce or the trials because nobody else is love. Nobody else's marriage is like yours, and it's a road you can only learn by walking it a dance. You cannot be taught a song that did not exist before you began together to sing. And because in the darkness you will reach out a hand, not knowing for certain. If someone else's even there and your hands will meet and then need the ref, you will ever need to be alone again. And that's all you know about love.