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    A child's greatest gift in life can only be he bond of love shared between the parents and child. Johnathan Safran Foer, "Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close". This book is about a boy named Oskar who's dad was in one of the Twin Yowers during 9/11 and didn't survive. Oskar and his dad do reconnaissance expeditions and Oskar found a clue to the expedition his dad gave him before he died. Oskar was determined to solve it so he could possibly connect with his dad once more. Oskar ran into a couple…

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    Sonnet 130: Poem Analysis

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    enables the writer to write about suppressed feelings and complex emotions unlike any other form of writing. Also, poetry gives the reader a new way at looking at things. By offering a new perspective, it creates new ideas for the reader to explore. Another way poetry helps the development of the content is by the use of a rhyme scheme. Rhyme scheme offers a unique experience by letting the reader know what is to come. In poetry, everything that is written in poetry…

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    of love. In Romeo and Juliet, there are many examples of these different types of love. Two types of love in the story are romantic and unrequited love. Romantic love is how Romeo and Juliet felt about each other. Unrequited love is how Romeo felt about Rosaline. These types of love have few similarities and few differences. One type of love is unrequited love. Unrequited love is when one person loves somebody, but the person they love does not love them back. In Romeo and Juliet Romeo loves…

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    Love Concept Essay

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    The concept of love has been an eternally elusive subject. It is a definition and meaning that philosophers, psychologists, biologists, and others have been seeking since the beginning of time. In itself love is a difficult concept to define. How do you avoid confusing it with lust or desire? How can one truly define what love is? One may choose to look back at the words used by the Greeks in their definition of what love is, such as eros, philia, agape. Love does not only lie in one 's self but…

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    happily ever after... or not. (500) Days of Summer is the pure definition of a “complicated” relationship. Although one of the main characters, Summer, told Tom, another main character, that she didn 't want to be “anyone 's anything” at the start of their relationship, of course her actions proved to be a lot different than her words. Subsequently, the main point of the movie was love is real, but it depends on fate. There were many stages of the main character’s “relationship” that corresponds…

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    Love, a rather ambiguous term, has carved its way into the lives of many throughout history. Even though this emotion remains widespread in today's world, its very definition has become a source of debate. The search for a definition of this word has captivated the minds of many as the intoxicating emotion can only be felt in order to completely comprehend. In search of answers, one may consult the Merriam-Webster dictionary, which defines love as a strong affection for another arising out of…

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    hear the word love? Is it a long walk on the beach or a kiss in the rain? A white tablecloth dinner or a dozen red roses? Do you picture John Cusack holding a boombox outside Diane’s window or do you hear Paul McCartney singing ‘Maybe I’m Amazed’? In any case, it is evident that the word ‘love’ has many different definitions and personal connotations. So while research has recently begun to explore the complex neural basis behind this powerful emotion, it is my personal belief that love should…

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    ideas are professed about love and what is acceptable to do while in love with someone. Similarly, around the time period when knights were prominent, there were a group of thirty-one rules that were referred to the rules of courtly love. The rules of courtly love were used as a general guideline to love, determining whether ones love was true or even permitted according to the standards of the time period. Although these rules were considered to exemplify the proper way to love, many characters…

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    “How Do I Love Thee” by Elizabeth Barret Browning. The poem is about the author making a list about why she loves someone’s. The poem is located on page 26 the theme of this poem is “Love is like devotion, it can be seen in any way no matter how little or big it can be”. In this theme the poem had shown devotion for love through reference of religion ideologies and through her meticulous passionate phrasing. Also, it showed that the soul of one can store a finite amount of love. Love could be…

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    For example, Sonnet XIV is broken into clear octave - sestet structure with the beginning octave speaking about the uselessness of shallow love and its eventual drawbacks, while the sestet following it displays the speaker’s dislike of love stemming from pity. The beginning octave starts by making the author’s focus for the entire sonnet clear: “If thou must love me, let it be for…

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