Once I heard a story about a young couple named Max and Sly. Max was a writer and loved to express himself through words. Sly was a painter and loved to express herself through her art. Despite their different ways of expressing themselves they shared a deep love for each other. Max would often write love letters to Sly, pouring out his heart and soul onto the pages. Sly, in turn, would paint beautiful portraits of Max capturing his essence and personality on canvas. Even though their methods of expression were different, their message of love was the same. Max's words and Sly's paintings spoke the language of love, a language that transcends words and colors. Max and Sly discovered that the language of love was not about what you say or how you say it. It was about the feelings that you convey the emotions that you share, and the actions that you take to show your love. Max and Sly realized that they could speak the language of love in many ways. Sometimes it was a gentle touch, a warm embrace or a loving smile, other times it was a thoughtful gesture, a kind word or a simple act of service. They learned that the language of love is not limited to words or paintings but rather it is a universal language that can be spoken by anyone, anywhere, and in any form. Lastly Max and Sly's love continued to flourish and they continued to speak the language of love to each other every day. They knew that as long as they spoke the language of love, their relationship would continue to grow and thrive and they would always be connected in a deep and meaningful way.