Love - Romeo & Juliet

Love is a feeling that is indescribable. It is what one feels towards a person that they really care about. It makes a being do anything for the one they love, not matter the circumstances. Love has no boundaries. It doesn’t discriminate. Artificial barriers that one puts into love are meaningless to the deep and spiritual emotions that true love brings. A person can’t force love to happen. Love occurs at any moment with anyone. There are different types of love. A love between a mother and its child is endless. The bond between them can’t be broken. There is also love between good friends. Their friendship might have started since they were young and maybe eventually become into a romantic love. Friendship blooms by natural impulsion that may or may not necessarily end up in love. But love is nothing but two souls dissolved into each other and becoming one. Friendship is the platform for the love journey. Nobody knows when love really occurs. The most common love happens when a mother gives birth. Also, the love of a family occurs when one is born. The love between two common people happens at any time. One may search for love, but most likely will come back empty handed. The love that draws two people together will come at its own time. The theme of love is evidently shown in the play Romeo and Juliet. In the beginning, Romeo is supposedly in love with Rosaline, an unresponded love. He then is convinced by his friends to go to a party, where he sees Juliet. Romeo says, “O, she doth teach the torches to burn bright! [....] For I ne'er saw true beauty till this night.” He claims to be head over heels for Juliet after just getting a glimpse of her. Rosaline is out of his thoughts and is replaced by the beauty of Juliet. Once Romeo sees Juliet, he falls in love of her without evening talking to her. What is implied is that he loves her beauty and not who she truly is. That is true somewhat due to the fact that if he would have known from the