The phrase "contains love" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that something is filled with or includes love. For example, "The letter contained love and warmth that made me cry."
Though the novel contains love and passion: "Subliminally or unconsciously, everything in the book became about one thing: separations.
Al-Bashshār ibn Burd's divan contains love poems of both types, but it is once again Abū Nuwās who makes major innovative contributions.
What about advertisements or packaging that claim that a food was "made with love" or "contains love"?
"The belief that 'menu contains love' leads to a wide range of favorable consumer responses, including positive attitudes toward the menu, enhanced perceived healthiness of the brand, and higher social media engagement," they wrote.
Caution: The following contains love sick drool along with reflection on the Beatlemania phenomenon being celebrated this year.
And ABC News reported tonight that she received a package for the President from Ms. Lewinsky believed to contain love letters.
However, Gray already had an unspecified number of previous convictions, and had received a caution in 2008 after he arrived at her then home in London and handed her a CD containing love songs and a letter.
There are no words to can contain love, to cloth it in words is to kill it, to mummify it and hope that somewhere in the heart of a reader, they have the strength and the magic to resurrect it.
For two days now, the tabloid Daily Mail has been running special pullout sections containing love letters she exchanged with the King-to-be and King in 1935 and 1936 while still married to an American-born businessman, Ernest Simpson.
Sometimes, they were merely trying to protect their private files, not steal company secrets, he says, as in the case of a married company vice president who tried to spirit out his computer because it contained love letters to and from his girlfriend.
