After years of darkness and solitude, I began to hear Creation sing in the morning. ... I hadn't realized that his heart was bleeding alongside mine. ... Every time I would hear Jesus Loves Me play in my heart tears would stream down my face, washing away the darkness. In my heart of hearts, I still loved to hear Jesus' name. ... I sang the loudest in church, and my heart began to heal. ...
"The true living world of fire is dark, throbbing, darker than blood. ... What narrative strategies does Lawrence employ to convey this sense of a world "darker than blood-? ... The stories also explore Lawrence's idea of delving beyond the "white lining- of the world - the superficial exterior of being - to confront the deep, dark and irrational emotions that dwell in the hearts of his characters. ... The "true living world- for these characters is below the fazade of marriage and conventional love; it is to be discovered deeper, as Count Dionys said, a mystical world that is "dark, thro...
Malvolio often wishes that he held Olivia's heart and hand, but the social order and classes found in Renaissance times restrict him. ... They then try and convince Malvolio that the light in his cell is truly darkness. This darkness symbolizes Malvolio's non-existent insanity. ... In response to his imprisonment, Malvolio says, "I say this house is as dark as ignorance, though/Ignorance were as dark as hell; and I say there was/Never man thus abused."" ... Orsino discovers himself and what he wants by the end of the book, and gives his heart to Viola. ...
After all is said, and done a broken heart has a way of making one lose hope and faith. ... Many times one's heart the game of love. ... So, the heart opens and this wonderful lone ranger comes in. ... One minute the sky can be bright and sunny and in a matter of seconds the day can turn dark. ... My son is my savior he saved my heart and soul. ...
I tried my best to cover the bruise; however, it was impossible to hide the dark purple bruise that was under my right eye. ... I loved my mom with all my heart, and deep down inside I knew she loved me too. ... I opened the door; my mom was sitting there in the dark next to her window. ... "Margie I love you with all my heart and I would never do anything to hurt you. ...
" The song starts out dark and scary but gradually becomes more peaceful. ... James Newton Howard was allowed to have fun with the music while mixing dark and joyful songs together. Southall also says "The lengthy album seems to pass by in a flash, maintaining an impressive balance between hard-hitting action and softer emotions, between the forces of dark and light, throughout its running time.... It is a family-oriented movie for all ages, a story about love from an evil-hearted fairy who loves the child of her worst enemy. ... She's very sure of herself, but I couldn't f...
He was a handsome and strapping young man, with thick, wavy, dark brown hair. ... His heart fluttered as it did that night so long ago. ... They struggled with money, but they loved with their whole hearts. ... Her smile isn't as full now; I can feel the emptiness in her heart. ... My heart hurts now. ...
His enemy had led away his heart." ... Once he has given up his heart to her, Yvain is discribed as completely conquered. ... He has "left his heart behind...she who remained at home held and joined herself so closely to that heart that he did not have the strength to draw it away." This entire first section of the story would have the reader believe that the love of a knight for his lady leaves him powerless to control his own heart, and that she is the dominating force in his life. ... Another seemingly small, but illuminating, dark view of Love is given by the character of Lunete. ...
But, life is not a fairytale--no, life is a dark comedy at best. ... A writer from NYU with dark hair and soft hands. ... My heart began to race again. ... Maybe, at best, the essence of something that once was can be understood, if only briefly, in the minds of a reader, in the heart of someone who has loved before or to a girl who might once love again....
At the end of the novel, however, Nel reveals that she has an evil heart, while Sula's heart is really much purer. ... Sula is a dark character; emotionally defined by a sense of evil and physically defined by her black coloring, as well as the darkening birthmark in the shape of a rose that adorns her eye. ... The author definitely deals with the darker sides of life. ...
Terrance Ray Owen's influence over Lily is that of a dark cloud that looms over her life. ... " 'Cause I ain't gonna care" That was a lie. ...despite her sharp ways, her heart was more tender than a flower skin..." ... She is able to liberate herself from T.Ray's clutches, his dark cloud finally disappearing. ...
In the first few lines, Neruda's use of imagery is apparent: In the dark pines the wind disentagles itself. ... The third stanza above is by far the most powerful and heart-wrenching depiction of Neruda's despair. ... The old saying, "the home is where the heart is" most certainly pertains to Pablo Neruda. Neruda's home is his wife and Neruda's heart is with his wife. Without a heart or a home, you are empty. ...
In the Confessions, by Saint Augustine, Augustine addressed himself articulately and passionately to the constant questions that stirred the minds and hearts of men since time began. ... His restless heart finally finds peace and rest in God at the end of The Confessions. ... Augustine often experiences darkness, blindness, and confusion while attempting to find rest in God, but he knows that when he eventually finds him his restless heart will be saved. Augustine started out in childhood with a restless heart because he had to live in two different worlds. ... Augustine states that, "The thou...
In Robert Browning's "Porphyria's Lover," the author takes us inside the mind of a madman who reveals the dark side of human nature, and how death is twisted into a demented form of compassion. ... "Murmuring how she loved me-she/ Too weak, for all her heart's endeavor,/ To set its struggling passion free/ From pride, and vainer ties dissever,/ And give herself to me forever" (21-25). ... This is best explained in the key passage: "Happy and proud; at last I knew/ Porphyria worshipped me; surprise/ Made my heart swell, and still it grew/ While I debated ...
The Ballad of the Sad Cafe by Carson McCullers The story takes place in a small sorrowful town, where in fact usually nothing happens. One of main characters is Amelia Evans, a strong, almost masculine woman who ran a liquor store in the town. She was rich, nineteen years old girl consi...
However, the couples in these plays show something very dark and sinister about love and marriage. ... The games of love, here, involve Florinda, destined to marry an old rich man or her brother's friend, and Belville, a young man who rescues her and wins her heart, along with Hellena, Florinda's sister, and Willmore, a young rake who falls in love with her. ...
It represents your subconscious, the darker, deeper side of your character. ... Whilst fully able to sum up a situation correctly, you sometimes allow your heart to rule your head and get involved in situations that you know are wrong or dangerous. ...
Tea Cake's love for Janie's hair, combing and admiring it became a significant route to Janie's heart, being that Tea Cake is the first man who has ever liked her hair, her source of freedom and character. ... During all of the destruction caused, Tea Cake and Janie stared the darkness and chaos of the storm as if "their eyes were watching God," signifying the events happening were of God's intentions. ...
William Shakespeare purposely contrasted these two themes to convey an idea that one cannot exist without the other, a balance in all things in nature, for instance, the correlative use of a light/dark polarity. ... Romantic love between Romeo and Juliet is the intense passion that springs up at their first sight (Did my heart love till now? ...
We are looking at the language in Act 2 Scene 2 and examining how it educates the audience about the characters and setting. When Shakespeare presented Romeo and Juliet in front of an audience around 1595 he had few props so therefore limited setting. Shakespeare's Elizabethan audience created what ...
