Because real love, once blossomed, never disappears. It may get lost with a piece of paper, or transform into art, books, or children, or trigger another couple’s union while failing to cement your own. But it’s always there, lying in wait for a ray of sun, pushing through thawing soil, insisting upon its rightful existence in our hearts and on earth. Deborah Copaken is the New York Times bestselling author of Shutterbabe and The Red Book, a columnist at The Atlantic, and a staff writer on Darren Star’s new show, Emily in Paris.
