'Falling In Love' has to be
A conglomerate of infatuations,
While, 'Rising In Love' is never.
Such falling is often impulsive
While rising in love is a rational action.
'Falling in' is a materialistic desire
For consumptive recreation,
While, 'Rising' involves
A sheer joy of
Qualitative Appreciation of qualities
For an objective target of
Further conscious self-creation.
The latter involves
An eventual imbibing of anything good
Through introduction of a fresh exercise,
Leading to a personality expansion
Through further additions of aesthetics
Deeply within
And without any urge
For temporary consumptive satisfactions.
'Falling In Love' makes a human being,
More or less, a parasite of
Basic instincts,
Handicapped often by salacious desires,
While 'Rising In Love'
Fetches further sky of freedom
For the horizon of the 'Growth-Aware'.
If you are a poet, you generally prefer
To describe several pitiable falls
Through stories of helplessness
And hardly ever beyond,
That love itself portrays, in reality,
Through pure pride
Of a genuinely glorious exultation.
