This is Mark's confession to Juliet on Christmas Eve in "Love Actually". There should be another sentence after that: "Enough".
Say it's Carol Singers (it’s the choir here)
with any luck by next year (if I get lucky next year)
I'll be going out with one of these girls (I will date these girls)
(Pictures) (show Beautiful pictures)
but for now, let me say (but for now, please listen to me)
without hope or agenda (although I don’t hold any hope, and there will be no action)
just because it's Christmas (but today is Christmas)
( and at Christmas you tell the truth)
to me, you are perfect
and my wasted heart will love you I will love it)
until you look like this (
An old woman) (An old woman)
Merry Chritmas! (Merry Christmas!)
He gave her piece by piece, no language, only music and English on white cardboard.
She was moved. When he left, she caught up with him, kissed him, and left.
He said enough, enough now.
Although it is a short and simple love story, but these few lines of dialogue really truly feel the most true love and the heartache.
I said "My wasted heart will love you", and then suddenly realized that this is not a good thing.
Maybe it's just a hurried pass in the life of the other person, who can only love silently. Enough, enough now...
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