I Was Made to Love Her

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    well-known for his Rhythm & Blues sounds and as a singer-songwriter and record producer. Wonder was born in Saginaw, Michigan on May 13, 1950. His original birth name was actually Stevland Hardaway Judkins name by his parents Calvin Judkins and Lula May Judkins. Wonder was blind due to the fact that he did not receive enough oxygen in the incubator as a premature baby. So he was diagnosis with retinopathy of prematurity, which made him blind. Wonder had numerous talents that he showed, which people recognize first in his church choir in Detroit, Michigan, where he and his family moved to when he was 4 years old. However, in his new home of Detroit, Michigan, denying his disability, he realized his calling and discovered 6 senses for music. Stevie use to play drums on pots and pans, and when he played them it was with great passion. He would play the harmonica, and neighbor’s piano. Neighbors would tell him he played the piano so well, that could come and play anytime. Stevie took it seriously and would literally attend neighbor’s house to play the piano until they told him to stop coming.…

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    does everything humanly possible to convince his great love, Daisy that he is worth her love. Even though Jay Gatsby was following his life-long dream he portrays an anti-hero because he pursued his dream in an unclean manner by being dishonest, greedy, and jealous. One of the characteristics that makes Jay Gatsby an anti-hero is dishonesty. Jay Gatsby deceiving, “I am the son of some wealthy people in the Mid-West all dead now” (Fitzgerald 64). This is a lie he tells everyone including Daisy.…

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    the fatherly and motherly love that the children around her age had. Her parents would always yell at her and criticize her for everything she did. She was physically and mentally abused, but despite all this, she still yearned for her parents’ love. However, her love for her parents started to disintegrate when they abandoned at the age of 8. From there on, she roamed the streets of Greece everyday and learned how to grow up independently. Despite growing up independently, Alycia was still a…

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    The Tragedies Of Love Do emotions cloud our judgment, if so which ones would be the most prominent? The seven deadly sins tend to be what come to mind, but evidence has shown that love is the most intoxicating emotion of all. Its ability to manipulate the most secured minds is fascinating, this idea is intriguing because most individuals would not value the idea of love as something significant. This current generation misunderstand the idea of love or being in love, people are so confounded by…

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    Girl’s Love Song,” illustrates just this desire. With a dark, depressing tone and vivid descriptions, the speaker expresses the suffering that lost love can bring. As a result, she chooses to believe that all her love and pain may just be a figment of her imagination. Despite her longing to forget him, the pain of unfulfilled love forces her to keep him present. Sylvia Plath 's "Mad Girl 's Love Song" examines the association between broken love and insanity within a women 's mind to show…

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    The word ‘love’ can be strange, beautiful, and can be difficult for people. There are many different types of love to experience. A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare, shows how love is experienced and demonstrates different types of love. There are many different types of love in this play, such as forced love, romantic love, and parental love. These types of loves will describe the play by William Shakespeare. There are many different types of love shown in William Shakespeare’s…

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    The first paper that I wrote for my Love Poetry class was a close reading essay for a poem called “True Love” by Wislawa Szymborska. In this essay, I emphasized on Wislawa’s intentions and point of view about love. I explained what “True Love” means to her based on her poem. True Love; Fictional or Real? Wislawa Szymborska’s method of describing love attracts my attention. In one part of her poem “True Love,” she talks about the myth of true love, and in other parts, she actually questions it:…

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    I would sit in a room all alone thinking of her. I was asking myself a lot of unknown questions. What she is doing? Where is the love of my life? Because of that, feelings almost vanished along with her but there were still memories hunting me for what I once felt. Now that she is back, it is her who wants for my lips after that one time when our lips met passionately for a first kiss. It is her heart that breaks. I for once promise myself that I would not drop another tear. As much as I want…

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    Love is something that cannot be forced, something that cannot be forced. True love is not made by us, it is made by G-d. You can’t rush it and try to force love by loving a girl for her looks and not for who she is. This can ruin relationships and even lives. In the play The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet written by William Shakespeare, Romeo loves Rosaline in the beginning, but as soon as he sees Juliet he falls in love with her, Romeo loves her for her beauty. He hardly knows her. In The Tragedy…

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    words, love and choice are known for their positive, warm and pure meaning but Shakespeare proved it wrong. The story, Romeo and Juliet written by Shakespeare is both a loving and a heartbreaking drama. In this tragedy two star-crossed lovers named Romeo and Juliet try to be together despite their opposing family status which suggests otherwise. Examples of wrong choices made by this young and innocent couple will be discussed. You can interpret this tragedy in many ways, but undoubtedly Romeo…

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