El amor está hecho y no frases finas. ("Love is doing, not fine words (phrases)")
The direct translation has little to do with what it actually means. Perhaps just a slight bit. Love is not saying the words "I love you," it is those moments in between. It is not the big things, like presents or the first "I love you" or even the first date. It's the cuddling, the quiet whispers of why you love them. It's looking out for them, even if you're not what is best for them in that moment.
Love are those delightful moments you spend alone, talking (or in my case stuttering) through a conversation. It is the little things that you both enjoy, because those are what bring you closer together. The small things you do actually tell the person that you love them, adding evidence to your words. I love you is so overused in the English language, love is used for anything you like a lot.
It's an interesting interpretation on the idea of love. Words don't say much, but a nuzzle or a kiss can speak volumes.
