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…Love, it is all around us. Love is a part of everyday life. It has existed for as long as the world has existed. We enter the world in love, just as we leave the world in love - God’s love. The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language…

…be stronger if they didn't know what the feeling happy was like. Happy, to feel wanted, needed, loved. Would we be humans if we didn't have any of the feelings in this poem? Humans, a person that loves, regret's something, has a conscience, lies, feels sadness…

…Christine Malfitano Did anyone ever think about the word love and what it really means ? To many love is the very powerful word that means to hold someone or something so dear and close to ones heart that they treasure it like nothing else…

…of this he is lonely. He desires someone to talk to and someone to love. Winston’s love interests in 1984 vary from Julia, O'Brien, to Big Brother. The concept of love in Oceania is controlled and perceived in a frightening manner. The daily loneliness…

…The Universal Bond What is love? How do you define love? Is there such a thing as true love? The Ancient Greeks believed love to be the eternal bond with another person. They believed love is essential to life and love…

…Before you are able to criticize love, you must experience the emotion first. Like Shakespeare says, “It is better to have loved and lost then to never have loved at all.” Some people have had good experiences with love and some have had bad…

…Compare and contrast the view of love in Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Nights Dream and the film A Midsummer Nights Dream by Michael Hoffman. Focus on either the mortal lovers or the fairies. ‘I am amazed and know not what to say!’ (Act III.2, line 344…

…Lost Love Everybody always thinks that love is so great and that it is so easy. Love is not easy, not in the least bit. Love is a very complicated matter. I never understood love until I realized that I could lose it. Not to sound clichéd…

…Love is the central theme of the two stories “Lanval”, by Marie De France, and “The Prologue and Tale of the Wife of Bath” in The Canterbury Tales, by Geoffery Chaucer. The authors have very similar opinions about the nature of love and how people…

…Edgar Allen Poe’s “Eleonora” and “The Oval Portrait” both show examples of the lost love archetype. The lost love archetype is when someone loses someone or something they love and find this exact love in another object or person. In “Eleonora…