Eps 1: Interesting Facts I Bet You Never Knew About LOVE POEM
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Encouraging the reader to get back to herself, her Love After Love poem is a tonic in a world filled with love poems that demand that we fully surrender to our lovers. The passion and devotion to the love defeated is evident in every line, making this lasting testimony of loves power one of the finest love poems on our list. This poem captures a sense of total understanding between two people who deeply love one another, as Christina Rossetti illustrates how their separate feelings come together to form a single love, one greater than the sum of its parts.
This Gwendolyn Brooks poem should resonate with anyone who has ever had to sit down and say, I love you to someone for the first time. Auden If you have ever wanted to say the soothing words to someone you love, but found you could not come up with the right words. In Come, Be My Baby, Maya Angelou writes about how love can give us a reprieve from a brutal world. Endless love is what we seek, what we grieve for when it is lost.
Our lives are dependent upon Love, and oftentimes, it feels as though our planet would cease to orbit if Love did not exist. Yes, there is the triangle of Love which exists, according to this theory, if you can stay attached, come to care for, and stay intimate constantly with a single person, your Love is Perfect. Yes, love is all soft and fuzzy, and makes you warm inside; but it can also get messy.
Sometimes, when you are in love, the feelings you feel toward another person seep into your every waking moment. Let us introduce some fascinating theories and facts about love, which will explain much about the feeling itself, without eroding its romanticism and poetry. When you think of that four-letter word, you may imagine a couple holding hands or kissing; or, you may simply imagine being with someone you love.
Your pupils widen when your attention and focus are increased, and that is what happens when you are looking at someone you love; even if it is only a photo or a video. In the pages of a poetry book, the fixation on love is equally common. If studies are to be believed, people ultimately end up falling for someone they have known a little bit, not somebody new that they may enjoy. A 75-year-old study from Harvard shows that at the end of the day, people care about nothing but love, and want nothing more than the happiness and fulfilment that comes from loving.
Once we decide that in a science-interpreted world, there is no room left for romance, we either fall in love, or we just gaze into our loved ones eyes, and all of this knowledge is shoved into the back of our minds. We learn about the biological processes that trigger particular reactions; we learn about the cultural influences that shape the way we act and think about love; we learn about psychological facts about love, and physiological processes that make us fall for someone. When you are in love with someone, you have to learn from them and counterbalance one another.
While you may feel like quoting the best love poems ever written is less impactful than crafting your own missives, consider two things. Whether you are looking for something to include in your birthday card, or just looking to up your texting game, these love poems will have you sounding like the hopeless romantic you wish you were. These love poems are guaranteed to get your heart pumping, make you smile, and even break a cold heart if you are feeling cynical about love these days. If you have ever been sitting around daydreaming of an imaginary man or woman that you are going to meet and fall head over heels for someday, then you are going to want to read one of the more uplifting love poems from Andre Breton.
If you are looking for a love poem for that one special person in your life , the only problem is volume. That is what Percy Bysshe Shelley wrote in one of his saddest love poems. Many of his poems are centered on love, and is probably the most famous of all. Robert Creeleys short, yet powerful, poem about love perfectly sums up the sense that one should never wish to be separated from someone one loves, and it makes one almost forget what life was like before meeting them.
In this love poem, Sarah Teasdale wants to fall in love so thoroughly that she completely loses herself, a romantic idea better off theoretically than practically. We know Romeo and Juliet are a young couple who fall in love--but it is easy to overlook just how young Juliet is.
It is hard to take your mind off a person who is hurting, especially when your loved ones are out of the picture. Research has shown evidence that traumatic, acute events, such as breakups, divorces, the loss of loved ones, the physical separation of loved ones, or cheating, cause actual physical pain in an individuals heart region. What one could do instead is to do a few karmic words and show the person who is hurting pictures of the people they loved; this will surely lessen the pain.