1. When Ackerman begins by stating that “Love is the great intangible,” she is trying to say that love is the clarity of life. Love in a scenes, is something that has such a strong meaning to us as humans that when it is shown we cannot help but acknowledge its presence. This word however also is a word that we cannot fully understand. In the first paragraph when the author talks about the little girl asking her parent how much they love them, the response of the parent is 100 times the biggest thing we could think of. This means love is something we can measure meaning we cannot fully comprehend it.
2. Ackerman uses personification by saying love cheered the forlorn, calmed the beast, glorified the humble and much more. While describing this
2. Ackerman uses personification by saying love cheered the forlorn, calmed the beast, glorified the humble and much more. While describing this