Gift Of The Magi

Loves comes in all shapes and sizes,some are for a special individual and at other times they’re for a little brother or maybe sister it could be anything or anyone.Not just romantic love love is worth fighting for such as in the case of veterans who went to combat just for the love that they felt for their home. Military men risk their lives each and every day just to make sure what they would be protected at all costs.Platonic love is just as powerful as the love for your partner,it can also compel you to put every other materialistic needs that you hold so close to your heart, for the one thing that really matters.The love someone can feel for someone you look up to as a father or even a leader such as is the case in “the warrior of the …show more content…
The Gift of the Magi tells of a story about sacrificing what’s most precious to us for those that we love. Love requires many sacrifices, whether it be romantic or platonic it will that you shed blood to protect the many virtues that one may hold dear. The Gift of the Magi tells a story about a couple selling off their objects of such valor in order to buy a gift for the one who they love most but at the end they got rid of the objects that needed their partner’s already.The gifts were all in vain in a materialistic way, but it proved that the love they both had for each other was more valuable to them than any other gift could’ve been. Love will require more sacrifices than just giving materialistic possesions, also are needed are sacrifices of one’s identity in order to better understand one’s self and their loved ones.In khalil Gibran’s the prophet is a bstory in which two rebels Mustafa and Almitra sense a clear bond with each other. The lessons he talks about come to life in head and she is derived from the homily …show more content…
A major sacrifice that has happened over years of play writing coming straight out of william shakespeare’s mind, developed a play that is known worldwide as Romeo and Juliet, It portrays two very wealthy families who are well known in the city of Verona Italy, As the play continues the reader will understand that the two families are actually in a feud with each other to settle who is the most powerful family around, whilst this ensues a young man, Romeo, falls in love with a young girl named juliet at a party, what is important about this is that they come from the two rival families and soon the situation gets very fierce and complicated. Romeo and Juliet had to give up their lives to be able to stay and run away together. At the end, it was all in vain, through the countless losses both sides had suffered such as Romeo’s best friend Tibbet dying and Juliet’s brother being killed vin redemption by Romeo, in this star crossed endeavor the couple had met a tragic end in their own hands which was the epitome of irony since they were willing to sacrifice even their lives for each other if one couldn 't