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How would you describe love?

 

            Love is the most wonderful feeling in the world but it also can be described as very relative notion.This is because people's feelings are liable to changes.Love depends on people's ideas,interests and goals in life.
             When two people fall in love at first sight they can not discern their partner's flaws.This is the reason why people say that love is blind.When people in love get to know each other they find out the differences in their personalities.This is the time when they decide if their relationship can survive or not.If there is a very strong fondness for each other the couple tries to overcome all the obstacles.Then in this case love can prove to be lasting feeling and people who are committed to each other can be happy for a lifetime.
             This is not what usually happens with the young people especially.Their lack of experience and naivety often brings them a lot of disappointments.
             Real love suggests people to have respect and devotion for each other,to have common interests in life.
             Some people consider love as a game.They cheat on each other and deprive themselves of experiencing the most wonderful emotion in the world-the power of love.They don't understand it,they don't feel it.
             Love needs Care,Tenderness,Understanding,Passion.All these simple things in life that makes all the difference.This is the magic of love!!!.
            


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1. The manefastation of love

... poems the author converses with love. Such as when the author asks love, "Tell me truly, who are you?" Love answers, "I am life eternal, I multiply the lovely life." The author has a divine understanding of love stating that it is all that matters in life. There are many different images and metaphors used to describe love. He speaks about the powerful force of love, and how it acts like a magnet ... I try to depict an emotion through a drawing or painting. I also felt a connection with the author when he spoke about how love and knowledge are unable to coexist because love is illogical...

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2. Sharon Old's "Sex Without Love"

... crush in the hallways and having sudden butterflies in their stomach, could also be a description of love. It doesn't matter how you look at it, love is truly undefined and kindles different emotions in every human being. But the question is, "What is sex ... Olds speaks of the "true religious," "the purists," "the pros," "the ones who will not accept a false Messiah, love the priest instead of the God." This reference reminds us of her view of the sex act as something very spiritual and pure ... , that which should not be shared by those without love. Her reference to "loving the pries...

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3. Discuss how the speaker makes use of varied imagery of the p

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4. Love in Shakespeare's Sonnets

... the traveler being away so much and showing very little attention to their lover their love for them has not weakened. He continues on and talks about how their lover is considered to be their home and like a traveler they would eventually have to come back home. "That it could so preposterously be stained to leave for nothing all thy sum of ... good" (Shakespeare). I assumed that these lines meant that it wouldn't be so easy for me to leave you for something worthless in ... universe means nothing to him and the only thing that matters is you, the significant other. The speaker incorp...

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5. The Joys and Sorrows of Love

... power to take control of our actions and the power to leave us feeling helpless. If you are to ask someone what exactly is love, I guarantee not one person will be able to give a concrete definition, yet many people claim to have been or are currently in love. It can cause us to be happier than we ever thought possible and bring us ... follows along the thought pattern of carpe diem. Seizing the opportunity when it is before you. You may never get another chance like this again so you should make the best of it. Positive love poems follow a pattern of exaggerated claims of women's physi...

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6. Love's True Existence - Articles on Love

... dating someone, versus when I was hooking up with someone, versus when I was seeing someone" (Fields). It was difficult for her to describe what each meant now because the word commitment has been extremely altered into "just hanging out." She then spoke about the conversation with her ... mean, she's not my property, right? I'm just glad I get to hang out with her. Spend time with her. Because that's all we really have, you know? I don't want her to be mine, and I don't want to be anybody's" (Fields). Her friend Steven is describing exactly what relationships are like ... love a lot th...

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7. The Meaning of Love

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8. Love Displayed by Heinrich Heine and William Blake

... Heine and William Blake A piece of yarn or string can hold something together, or with one pull, it can make something fall apart. It seems as if love works in the same ways; putting you together, or pulling you apart. These two extreme sides of love can be shown in the lyric poem "The Lotus Flower" by Heinrich Heine and "Broken ... was, indeed, a sin. He knew it was wrong and would be deemed as such, but he continued to love this woman, regardless of how sinful it was. The author uses negative diction choice words such as "tears" and "fears" to describe the feelings the speaker has tow...

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9. Love

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10. Love Changes Life Course

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