“I love, I love — and who can say it better than I?”
What this quote means
Breton expresses here the intoxication of love, that feeling so personal yet universal. He asserts that no one can better express his love than himself, for love is ineffable and unique. This exclamation is a cry from the heart, a celebration of the loving ego. It reminds us that love is first lived intimately, and its truest expression is personal.
How to apply it daily
Write a love declaration to someone important to you, in your own words, without trying to imitate.
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