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…, and often there is severe confusion because of this fluidity. Indeed a term such as love is one that is fluid; particular, in contemporary times, the word love is so often associated with other forms of emotions. For example, in fast-paced societies…

…Love, hate, and violence are all emotions that are experienced by people at one or more times during their lifetime. Othello by William Shakespeare and “What We Talk about When We Talk about Love” by Raymond Carver are stories in which love, hate…

…“Romeo and Juliet” leaves many questions unanswered in readers’ minds. One big question always brought up in studying Romeo and Juliet is if they are really in love or if they are just infatuated. Many people believe that they do hold a strong love…

…PASSIONATE LOVE Love is deep, intense, and long-lasting; people use love to express true emotion. Love is the passionate affection and desire felt by lovers for each other. Love can be so powerful that people cry, suffer pain, or even risk…

…Waiting for Love <Tab/>Love is an emotion that can be expressed in many different ways. From giving a rose to giving away virginity, love unveils precious gifts. Although roses and candies are sweet romanticisms, the ultimate expression…

…Love Benjamin Franklin once said, "If you would be loved, love and be lovable." Love is something we are all in at least one time or another in our life. There are many different meanings for the word love and many people interpret it differently. Love…

…The movie that is being compared to a story here is one of the all-time best. The main theme portrayed in "Shakespeare in Love" is a love that is never meant to be. "Shakespeare in Love" parallels the play Shakespeare is currently working on, Romeo…

…Love in William Carlos Williams’ Asphodel: That Greeny Flower As an artist William Carlos Williams was a famous poet, regarded highly among the artistic world, but as a husband Williams was not quite as successful. Towards the end of his career…

…What is this thing called love? This simple question begs for an answer. The symptoms of love are familiar enough. A drifting mooniness in one’s behavior and thought, the fact that it seems as though the whole universe has rolled itself up…

…It was Nicholas Chamfort who once said, ‘once love is purged of vanity, it resembles a feeble convalescent, hardly able to drag itself about.’ One could not agree with him more. He, like so many other people, has realized that “love euphemistically…