Romantic Poetry
Ladies And gentlemenn, It is Valentines Day. The Day When Greeting Card companies And Romantics Alike Come Together to spread the sentiment that Love Is Everywhere – is in the Very ground that we Walk on, is In the atmoshpere. However, Today, At This Luncheon, For the sake Of everyone’s Mental health, I would Like To advise You That This is Not true. Love, ladies And Gentlemen, Is Not In The air. There is No “Love Train”, “Love Town”, or “Love Shack”, and As I’m certain Many Women can assure you, Love Never “Grows where Rosemary Goes”. Love, Contrary To Popular belief, Is Not an overiding force that encompasses all things – Rather, it is a force that originates within us, And concerns, not the birds, bees, flowers or trees, But Only Us. Love is In our Heads – Nowhere else. The Insular nature of Love is not nesscessarily a bad thing – rather, it Can inspire Us to do and say Beautiful and wonderful things. However, as with all things concerning our fragile human minds, Love has the Potential to be very, very dangeous. To fall In Love is to play a game of emotional Russian roulette – You Could walk away from Love Better, braver, And Happier than before – or, You Could Be shot in the head, In
I shut my eyes and all the world drops dead. Fortunately, Madness seems to have tapered Off somewhat Since The Romantic Period – It is no longer anywhere near as intense, or consuming. Madness and obsession nowadays seems to be a combination Of dark Love and Tragic Love – Known as “Unrequited Love”. Unrequited Love, An Obsession in itself, Occurs when One member Of a relationship is deeply in Love, and the Other is Completely unaware, or unaccepting of that Love. This Kind of obsession has become Popular with The “me” generation’s Intellectualizing of emotion, And Featured in many Very Forgettable 80’s Songs, such as Bonne Rait’s “I Can’t Make You Love Me (If You Don’t)”. However, The Best Example Of Unrequited Love Can be seen Through the work of Sylvia Plath, A Byronic Hero herself, comitting suicide in her 20’s. Specifically, Her Poem, “Mad Girl’s Love Song”, Illustrates, in no uncertain terms, the evolution of Love-associated Madness through poetry, and the Pain of Unrequited Love:
Some topics in this essay:
Unrequited Love,
Irrational Slightly,
Winter Absence,
Stanza Descirbing,
Widow Giving,
Nevermore Raven,
Night's Plutonian,
Romantics Alike,
Obsession Madness,
Obsession Pointless,
world drops,
shut eyes,
shut eyes world,
eyes world drops,
eyes world,
world drops dead,
drops dead,
inside head,
unrequited love,
chamber door,
romantic period,
night's plutonian shore,
tapping chamber door,
truly love,
night's plutonian,
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Approximate Word count = 2614
Approximate Pages = 10 (250 words per page double spaced)
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