One's complete sentences are attempts, as often as not, to complete an incomplete self with words.

-Gass,William H(oward)
  Interview in Paris Review, Summer.

No te juzgues incompleto porque no responden a tus ternuras; el amor lleva en s |¤ su propia plenitud. Siempre que haya un hueco en tu vida, lle¤  nalo de amor. Don't judge yourself incomplete when your tenderness gets no response; love carries within itself its own plenitude. Whenever there is a void in your life, fill it with love.

-Nervo
  Plenitud,'Lle¤  nalo de amor' (translated as'Fill It with love', 1928).