As the heavy black thunder clouds continued to engulf the city, I quickly fled home like a prisoner escaping her destiny. With Jamie returning home from Sydney for the weekend, I wanted to be home for his arrival. Yet, with my heart still pounding inside me, I could still feel the passionate touch of Alec's stone carved hands against my face. His warm kiss was like the sun on a spring day, only just reaching the pale china which was my cheek. The feeling of ecstasy was still gushing through my veins. The danger of getting caught with the neighbour only fuelled my fire. .
Within the safety of my own room, I made my way to the two enormous windows aside our bed. Just like my eyes, they peered down the street to Alec's house. Moving closer I could see my secret lover. .
Strong memories filtered my mind. The images of our meetings every week were permanently with me. The night was filled with a sharp cold wind. In the pool the steam covered our bodies like a cloak hiding our secret. I can still feel the gentle touch of his lips scorching my neck with his fiery kisses. .
The Holden Statesman's door slammed interrupting my thoughts. I was thrown back into reality. I ran down the marble stairs desperately wanting to seem as though nothing out of the ordinary was happening. I knew it was my husband Jamie as he was returning home from his monthly business trip to Sydney. .
With him gone for a week every month I had no where else to turn, I was a lonely women on those hot summer nights and Alec was there for the taking. He was a romantic man in his mid thirties, with wavy blonde hair. His eyes held a flicker of blue and every time I peered into them I felt a sense of power rush over my body, the Topaz glass like features seemed to see the light in everyone's heart. While his arms could crush me in a moment I felt only safety in them. Finally, Alec seemed to posses a sense of mystery in his character; he was a free lance writer and artist in his spare time, which gave him a magnetic grasp over me.
Her forbidden love for him is so strong that it is killing her inside. ... It is passion that causes her to do such thing. ... Passion overwhelms reason. ... Passion takes over rational desire. ... When he talked about how Phaedra's hidden passion had consumed her from within, he also stated that revealing one's passion will still kill oneself. ...
The atmosphere is full of passion and forbidden love. ... In the second paragraph, the roses given to Tita by Pedro represents their forbidden love. ... This represents Tita' undying love for Pedro, holding onto their love even though it is forbidden. ... Because she cannot express her love for Pedro, through the dish Tita is able to convey all of her passion for Pedro. ... Gertrudis was most affected after eating the dish was overcome by sexual excitement and passion as she fantasizes about a soldier. ...
The intensity of the storm is symbolic of the intensity of Calixta's passion. ... On the other hand, there is the onset of the parallel storm; the storm of passions and emotions , Calixta Alone At home and the Old lover, Alcee was searching for a shelter from the storm). ... Then the natural storm rages and Calixta's passion which was hidden for 5 year also rages (The rain beat upon the low, and deluge them there.) then came the bedroom with its white bed that stirs Calixta and Alcee's forbidden sexual infatuation. ...
She is to blame for eating the forbidden fruit and the separation between her and Adam in Book Nine. ... Eve is aroused by the forbidden fruit because of its appetizing looks and her curiosity. ... In her dream, An angel lures her to the Tree of Knowledge to eat the forbidden fruit. ... Eve manipulated Adam to eat the forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden. ... The author wrote the epic poem with passion using his personal experiences to reflect the characters in Paradise Lost....
It is my soul food, my anti-depressant, my passion and my most uncontrollable desire all compressed into one brown, milky solid. ... Unfortunately, chocolate is the one thing I do over-indulge myself excessively with; Whilst I am a lover of chocolate my reflection in the mirror neither my scale share my passion. ... Having come into existence since the beginning of our creation when the first of our ancestors fell prey to temptation, with Eve's partaking of the forbidden fruit. ...
In this opulent world hate, rival gangs and families at war, Romeo (Leonardo Dicaprio) and Juliet (Claire Danes), are ignited by the passion of first forbidden love and Verona Beach explodes. Shakespeare's heart-wrenching tale of doomed love is told with passion, beauty, wit, furious energy and a worldwide, best selling soundtrack. ...
She is lonely and wanting with no passion in her life, and all she feels she needs to do fill this void is to find something to be passionate about. ... Forbidden love is the best way o describe the swamp. ... The main idea of Adaptation is longing for a purpose or passion, hoping to add depth to a somewhat shallow world. The search for the purpose and passion begins and ends with either disappointment or enlightenment. ...
She is lonely and wanting with no passion in her life, and all she feels she needs to do fill this void is to find something to be passionate about. ... Forbidden love is the best way o describe the swamp. ... The main idea of Adaptation is longing for a purpose or passion, hoping to add depth to a somewhat shallow world. The search for the purpose and passion begins and ends with either disappointment or enlightenment. ...
REVIEW THE GREEK WAY A passion ate ode to Western culture Greek, a small, relatively poor part of the Mediterranean, saw an "extraordinary efflorescence" of culture. ... With the exception of Greece, all of the ancient world was turned toward spirit, and the typical result was grim: "[A] despot enthroned, whose whims and passions are the determining factor in the state; a wretched, subjugated populace; a great priestly organization to which is handed over the domain of the intellect." ... Her fascination is conveyed to the reader in her effortless prose and passion. ... This makes a great c...
Yet while they each wrote on a variety of subjects, each expressed an unbridled passion for beauty, not only physical but intellectual, and life, and even death. Passion (often forbidden) and romance is certainly a common theme not only in Lord Byron's Don Juan, but also in Moore's Believe Me if All Those Endearing Young Charms, and Keats" Endymion, among others. This passion and sense of free spirit is undoubtedly what most people today associate with the Romantic period. ...
