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    from interpersonal affection ("I love my mother") to pleasure ("I loved that meal"). It can refer to an emotion of a strong attraction and personal attachment.[1] It can also be a virtue representing human kindness‚ compassion‚ and affection—"the unselfish loyal and benevolent concern for the good of another".[2] It may also describe compassionate and affectionate actions towards other humans‚ one ’s self or animals.[3] Ancient Greeks identified four forms of love: kinship or familiarity (in Greek

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    Is It Love? Jazmine M Hawkins Georgia Perimeter College Abstract This paper explores the findings of multiple researchers’ theories of love? It breaks down what we can be classified as passionate love and compassionate love? What does love have to do with your attention span? Some researches define love scientifically saying that love is a production of a mixture of hormones and chemical reactants while others say love is self-defined and can only be judged by

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    - - - - - - - - - - - - Around the world people love. They live for love‚ they write for love‚ the sing‚ eat‚ cook‚ die and kill‚ they breathe for love (ForumNetwork‚ 2009). People has been wondering all along why is this feeling so intense‚ for sure it is universal‚ there is no culture in this planet that does not have love (ForumNetwork‚ 2009). This essay will only talk about romantic love were sexuality and attraction are involved. Romantic love‚ is one of the most powerful energies on earth (ForumNetwork

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    Why love is important in life? Love is the most important thing in our lives. The love is that we missing in our self‚ and love is mix with many of feeling. There are two types of love are love of family and love for your sweetheart. First of all‚ the love of your family is different from that you have for your sweetheart. The love for your family something you need it in your live‚ because they will protect you from everything in this live. The family is like human body everyone needs another

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    was inspired by that relationship. “The Passionate Shepherd to His Love” by Christopher Marlowe is most likely the most famous pastoral poem of the carpe diem or “seize the day” style. Its inspiration was most likely to convince a girl that life would be beautiful and filled with pleasures if she would be with him—his goal being seduction. Ever since the beginning of time‚ males and females have been looking for someone to love‚ someone they van spend their entire life with; and someone to accept

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    Neidalina Ortiz Composition II Instructor Candace Peters Love Write your final draft analysis essay that evaluates a specific concept (such as love‚ competition‚ or fame). Use the guidelines shown in Chapters 5 and 6 to develop your ideas and shape your essay. You should include 3-5 outside resources in your assignment. Love is defined as a deep tender‚ ineffable feeling of affection and solicitude toward a person‚ such as a rising from kinship‚ recognition

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    Color Imagery – Yellow Writers often use a variety of literary devices in their literature to relate to the themes of their stories. Imagery is just one of the many that are used to create the structure for the literary pieces. Imagery can be used to form images in the reader’s mind‚ appealing to the human senses. F. Scott Fitzgerald‚ the mind behind the American Modernist novel The Great Gatsby‚ uses a specific form of this literary device‚ which is color imagery‚ to make a more meaningful visual

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    Imagery is used in many forms of writing. From poems‚ to novels or even in magazine articles‚ it helps produce an image to help the reader truly visualize the words being spoken. It brings the text alive‚ giving it a great meaning and serving a greater purpose. Through imagery‚ secrets within the text can be revealed‚ furthering the analyzation of the text itself. In Vladimir Nabokov’s book Lolita‚ the use of imagery definitely plays a large part in the development of the characters and how the reader

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    Of Love. I used to think relationships happen when people just talk a lot to each other‚ but somehow I understand now that relationship is more than that. A true relationship is when a couple can come together not only because of common ’interests’ but also when they value godliness and shun evil desires. When they are able to tell each other‚ "Hey‚ I really want to change for the better - can you help me? ” Sometimes‚ relationships aren’t always the easiest. We have our humanly differences

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    season." Like many of Rossetti’s poems‚ a theme of betrayed love or unfulfilment of love is seen in this poem. She watches all her female friends walk by with full baskets‚ with neighbours "mocking her" because of her empty basket. The full baskets are teasing her "like a jeer." This is an example of pathetic fallacy. However‚ other friends are helped by "a stronger hand than hers"‚ like Gertrude. The narrator believes that the love of a man is more important to her than just about anything‚ including

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