One unfinished evening talk

- I wonder what people do with their lives…
- What do you mean?
- I mean that people make them gray and dull, so often they agree to live in darkness, twilight, in a whisper or with closed eyes.
- But why?
- To my mind it happens cause they try to live without Love.
- Without Love? But how?
- Most of them have heard something or watched those who Loved and even tried to Love themselves at least once when being young and brave and curious enough. They tried… Of course, it cost a lot, that live experience.
- What’s happened then?
- They now believe that Love is a miracle, such beautiful mirage – but we are not magicians, they say, we live in real world and on the earth, but not in heavens, not in fairy-tales, it’s all gone with the end of youth or even childhood. Now, when we’ve become the grown-ups we must be serious and weighty. It’s rather simple. They are merely afraid it is too hard for them, too painful - growing Love and keeping It alive, they think the price’s too large.
- Maybe they aren’t so wrong… Too large? No, not large, it is immense, as far as I can judge.
- But sometimes it is worthy even to die … for Love.
- To die? Oh, no, no, no, life is so wonderful; it’s really a gift. Why die? I can’t agree …
- Yes, it is wonderful, you’re right…
      And yet our life without Love is like a nice, nice garden where everything is on its place: the carpet of green grass, perfectly cut bushes and trees – but not one scarlet rose with petals reminding tiny pieces of the dawn …
Our life without Love is like a huge, great, stormy ocean – without any dolphins with their tender, clever little eyes, their energy, their courage, readiness to help and their touching beauty …
Our life without Love is like a sea without any lighthouse alongside all the seashore… Can you imagine this? – Not a single lighthouse, not a single sign telling to the ship or lonely yacht or fishing boat – you’re not alone, we think of you, you, guy, we’re here for you, we’re always on the post, and when the sea is still, and when it’s storm - YOU’RE NOT ALONE.