"I love you...in my dreams, I love you!"
In other words, no. You can live your entire life and not capture the essence of why you love someone so completely, especially when you consider the capriciousness of love itself. How many girls have you "loved"? In retrospect you can say you didn't really "love" them, but if that's what you thought it was at the time, who's to say it wasn't? A lot can change in retrospect, and a lot you'll change to make yourself feel better. I fall in love with every girl I date, a major flaw in my personality, for it's often not reciprocal, but my love is always for different reasons. The way I express it isn't the way I feel it isn't, but the reasons I feel it, if discernable, are always different.
If you're talking an expression of the physical manifestations of love, sure. Poets devote their life to it. Back in high school, I was sitting outside eating lunch, and I saw this amazingly beautiful flower which had been caught by the sunlight in such a way that it looked incredible. Beside it was a decrepid, rotting dandelion, the only thing that was ruining the scene from being perfect. So I picked the dandelion and gave it to my girlfriend. She was so beautiful, so perfect to me, that if I could rid her world of any imperfections, I would, and I started there. To me, at that time, that was love. Of course, it turned out I was the dandelion in her life, so that didn't quite work out. Why did I tell that story? Oh yes...because looking back, did that fully encompass my love for her? No. Didn't come close if you think about it. Just remember you can't capture an emotion. They're raw, primal, something we'll never understand, because they're irrational. But they're there. So just use them. Love is all you need, bayyyyyyyybeeeee.
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