This might be love.

This term refers to the contraction of 'this is' or 'it is', often used to introduce or identify a subject or object.

This might be love.

An intense feeling of deep affection, a great interest and pleasure in something, or a person or thing that one loves.

This might be love.

A term used to express the possibility or probability of something, often something that is uncertain or yet to be determined.

This might be love.

Used to express uncertainty or lack of knowledge about something, indicating that the speaker does not know.

I only have eyes for you already.

An adverb used to indicate that something has already taken place or existed from a time in the past.

I only have eyes for you already.

A possessive adjective used by a speaker to refer to something that belongs to or is associated with themselves.

I only have eyes for you already.

An organ of vision in the anatomy of humans and many animals, typically one of a pair, that responds to light and allows for sight.

I only have eyes for you already.

A particle used in some languages to indicate a point in consideration, comparison, or contrast with another.

I only have eyes for you already.

A pronoun used to refer to a person or thing that is the object of the speaker's attention or action.

I only have eyes for you already.

Used to emphasize the subject or object of a sentence, often to indicate that it is the only one.

I only have eyes for you already.

To come into sight; to become visible or noticeable, typically without visible agent or apparent cause.

I only have eyes for you already.

A contraction of 'I am', typically used to express the speaker's state of being or emotions.

Even if I'm scared it's not time yet

Up to the present time; still not having occurred or been done

Even if I'm scared it's not time yet

To not be; used to form the negative of the copula in the present tense

Even if I'm scared it's not time yet

A feeling of fear or apprehension about something that might happen

Even if I'm scared it's not time yet

To take into the stomach through the mouth and throat for digestion

Oh, it seems to have come to me as well.

To me as well; also to oneself

Oh, it seems to have come to me as well.

Having arrived; come to a place or point

Oh, it seems to have come to me as well.

An object, matter, or concern under consideration or discussion

Oh, it seems to have come to me as well.

Seems or appears to be in a certain way

The letters written in the book become reality.

A set of pages bound together along one edge and encased within protective covers, containing written or printed material, illustrations, etc., typically forming a work of fiction, nonfiction, poetry, or reference.

The letters written in the book become reality.

To inscribe or record in writing or other permanent form for later reference, often on a surface or in a document.

The letters written in the book become reality.

Individual written or printed symbols that are the components of a written language, representing sounds or concepts and combined to form words.

The letters written in the book become reality.

The state of things as they actually exist, as opposed to an idealistic or notional idea of them; the state or quality of having existence or substance.

The letters written in the book become reality.

To come into being or to become through a process of change or development; to turn into a particular state or condition.

It feels like my heart is about to burst.

The region of the body of a vertebrate between the neck and the abdomen; also the cavity containing the heart and lungs; in humans, it is the area of the chest.

It feels like my heart is about to burst.

In a short time; soon; almost; nearly.

It feels like my heart is about to burst.

To burst or explode due to pressure or damage, often used metaphorically to express a strong emotion.

It feels like my heart is about to burst.

To throw away or discard; to abandon or give up on something.

It feels like my heart is about to burst.

A pronoun used to refer to an inanimate thing understood, previously mentioned, about to be mentioned, or present in the immediate context.