Essays on Love

In Orwell’s 1984, the government is in control of everyone and everything including relationships. Our protagonist, Winston, had to hide any and all feelings he had for others. Then he met Julie and all he could feel was hatred toward her conformist ways. He imagined…

Edna St. Vincent Millay’s two poems, ‘What lips my lips have kissed, and where, and why’ and ‘Love is not all,’ both discuss emotions. The poet has used similar and more relatable instances in the two poems by describing the speaker’s feelings. The author has…

At some point in our lives, we have all met or seen that couple. The couple who just can’t wait to tell you the story of how they met and the moment that they saw each other, here comes the shocker, it was love at…

Having a crush can be one of the most thrilling experiences of our lives, secretly developing a likeness towards someone or even start dreaming about them. This can happen to anyone at any stage in their lives. This can happen to you even if you…

What is love? Since the beginning of time, love has been one of the most spoken and written about topics in everyday life. Some people may say that love is the best feeling on earth and is a necessity to live. That without love, people…

From my perspective, the greatest challenge for creation of drama and film is a lack of new stories to tell, because the content of stories has not evolved with the development of society. To solve this problem, two effective methods have been developed. The first…

Someone may ask, what is history? History can be many things. History can be recollections of war, medieval societies, memorable movements, and more. While history is a collection of random events that someone had deemed important, all history is, is simply just events and memories…

These two films were extraordinary I enjoyed the fiction and fantasy that involved both of them. Using the mind of two young girls the authors gives me a clear understanding of what they are trying to do which is to entertain the audience with the…

In “Love is Not Enough,” David Friedman—known for his work on anarcho-capitalism—presents a defense of private property through the mechanism of love, trade, and force, emphasizing the importance of trade. N. Gregory Mankiw, in his health care policy article for the New York Times, lists…

Innocent Romantics The concept of love is widely explored in literature, ranging from captivating odes about admirers to sorrow-filled compositions describing the loss of a sweetheart. Taking a charming spin on love, E. E. Cummings’ poem, “since feeling is first,” uses comparison to show that…

Though love is regarded as a universal human emotion, it has a different meaning to various people. It is widely recognized as a variety of states, feelings, and attitudes that span from pleasure to interpersonal affection. In some instances, it is regarded as an intense…

A Testament to True Love Elizabeth Barret Browning wrote “Sonnet 43” a tale of love that the author had felt for one person in the world, and uses many great elements to bring together the sonnet. It talks about the questions we ask ourselves about…

Both the novels The Great Gatsby by Fitzgerald and To the Lighthouse by Woolf explore the theme of love in great depth. This is most clearly seen through the various marriages within the books. While both authors presents marriages which are not perfect, they differ…

What We Talk About When We Talk About Love The dinner check comes and the man reaches for it, as he does a thought runs through his head. He is distracted so he only catches the last word, Love. He thinks about everyone he has…

Each individual intentionally or regularly looks for love. On a more real level, this is passed on as examining for energized satisfaction. Enthusiastic satisfaction identifies with both getting and giving love, love, and energized sustenance. As our body should be maintained, so does our spirit…