The Three Life-changing Words

 I
It refers to a person who is speaking or writing the message.

A single letter that can significantly represent a person;
A person that is used as subject of the statement;
A person who expresses a heartfelt emotion;
A person who owns the message delivered.

LOVE
It is a feeling of strong and constant affection for a person.

Love moves in mysterious ways.

It comes when you least expect it;
It knocks when your door is closed;
It bugs you when you are calm;
And most importantly, it energizes your tired heart.

YOU
Refers to a person who is addressed in the message.

The person who is significantly addressed by "I" in the message;
The person who is important and deserving;
The person who is for "I";
The person who receives the very important message;

The message that changes the world...
I am your Lady Grace, and I LOVE YOU!!!


~Lady Grace~


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