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    Love songs and poems are very popular in poetry and song writing. The Poem, The Bean Eaters, is about an elderly couple that are left with nothing in there lives, but love. George Strait’s chart topper, I Cross My Heart is about a man telling a woman about his everlasting love for her. In many ways the two poems are very similar but still remain different. Each of these two poems have different mood and tone even though the poems are mostly about love. The Bean Eaters is a hard poem to…

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    Dog explore the theme of love The author of Valentine, Carol Ann Duffy, utilises the idea of fragility and delicacy in order to express the multiple connotations and symbols of love. Valentine continuously makes use of references to love to display the gentleness and tenderness within romantic motif’s/conventions. Carol Ann Duffy refers to the figurative onion being peeled “like the careful undressing of love”, emphasising the compassionate and affectionate nature of love portrayed by the…

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    has not. To add, Friar Lawrence also validates loyalty by assisting in the marriage of Romeo and Juliet in Verona. Friar states, “Thy love did read by rote, that could not spell/In one respect I’ll thy assistant be/For this alliance may so happy prove/To turn your households rancor to pure love” (2.3.95-99). When Romeo approaches the Friar to talk about his new love interest, the Friar is surprised he moved from Rosaline so quickly but he agrees to marry them because he believes it could help…

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    Quotes of Love in Romeo and Juliet - ROMEO O, she doth teach the torches to burn bright! It seems she hangs upon the cheek of night Like a rich jewel in an Ethiop 's ear— Beauty too rich for use, for earth too dear (1.5.51-55) This quote talks about what Romeo is describing Juliet as. He uses a personification of teaching the torches to burn bright. This is a personification because Juliet is giving an inanimate object, a torch, the ability to learn. The effect that personification has on the…

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    for my love. I felt in myself a superabundance of energy which no outlets in our quiet life”(15). This quote emphasizes that nature is essential to one’s existence. Nonetheless, making sacrifices for what you love is a true passion. In the story Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer, the protagonist Chris McCandless can relate to Ralph Waldo Emerson’s perspective in that nature is the key to success, and that nature is the heart of human life. Nature is a powerful, and flawless, everlasting…

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    read, and reflect upon this tale of despair. Two of the most beautiful teens in all of Babylon were called Pyramus and Thisbe. Their houses were so close together that they shared a common wall, and it was through that wall that they fell deeply in love. They longed to marry, but their parents forbade the union. One day they formulated a plan to run away together. After dark they would sneak out and meet in the country. Their meeting place was to be at the Tomb of Niuss under a tall mulberry…

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    Author Anne Bradstreet’s poem, “To My Dear and Loving Husband,” is a poem strictly about the love between her and her husband. Anne Bradstreet was a Puritan during the 1600s. Puritans had a strict belief about marriage and, unlike other groups, they did not arrange a marriage between young people. They believed that marriages should consist of two people that truly love each other. Bradstreet did not let her age stop her, she got married at the age of 16. Anne Bradstreet wrote this poem…

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    to the idea of the golden age is sonnet 124. Sonnet 124 is about love overpowering everything else with no exceptions. This sonnet is saying that nothing comes close to the power that love has in one’s life. The power that love has is uncanny because it is a very deep thing and the power it has is like nothing else. Nothing can diminish the power of love and nothing compares to a strong love. This sonnet says that love is everlasting and so strong. This sonnet relates to the golden age because…

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    Tightening the Knot A long healthy marriage is everyone’s happily ever after. But what makes a long lasting relationship? This paper will explain the three elements why people love each other until they part. The reader will be aware of the elements that play into an everlasting love. These elements include equality, reliability, and financial and economic security. Discussion Equality Two factors play a role in equality; respect and communication. Equality is defined as being equal in rights,…

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    Some people are willing to do anything for the love of their life - this is portrayed in “Romeo and Juliet”. William Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet” Tells the story of two star-crossed lovers caught in a family's feud. Romeo falls in love with their families enemies daughter Juliet. They get married in secret by the friar, after Juliet's cousin Tybalt kills Romeo’s cousin Mercutio, out of revenge Romeo kills tybalt. The prince banishes Romeo due to tybalt's death. The friar plans to send Juliet…

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