This is the humble tale of a single word called love: if it contracts, it is merely the lover's heart, but if it expands, it becomes the entire universe.
Jigar Moradabadi captures the infinite paradox of love with breathtaking simplicity. He suggests that love is so intimate that it can curl up and hide inside a single lover's heart, yet so boundless that when it unfolds, it fills the entire cosmos. It gently reminds us that the quiet love we feel inside is not small or solitary—it carries the pulse of the whole universe.
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