The sentence, as it is written in English currently, is awkward to deconstruct in terms of its meaning. Love and/or emotions are not neutral. We all express a depth of emotions that often exceeds seven. It's hard to understand what is being expressed in the sentence. Other examples: "I love you for the depth expressed in your emotions, please love me for the stillness expressed of mine." Please be aware that I am trying to think of some ideas. Love is an expression of passion, emotion, illogic, abandon, and more. In my view, there's no neutrality in feelings like these although people will express them in their own way.

Well I would say it happens the same in any language, I mean when a poet what to say abstract he just says it no matter if it does not make any sense, but in terms of the lenguage, I think it is Okay, so don't worry ...

I would need more context to be able to help you with this.