Beep Beep, went the horns as a young girl strode through the heavily congested crossing to be greeted by the occasional "watch where you're going," and "wait for the signal crossing," or "are you blind!" But this wide-eyed girl continued on her way as if mesmerized not acknowledging the warnings. Her twinkling eyes in a daze, her mouth turned up carrying a crocked smile letting a soft humming of Franks Sinatra's "Its too good to be true," escape her lips. With a one-track mind heavily filled with air. This girl is a in a bubble, the Love bubble.
The love bubble is a statement that describes how the outside world seems to fade when there is only one other person in your heart, but it does little to define what love is beyond the vague realm of an imagined reality. Through looking at the history, explaining what love is not, and examining the uses of love and the results of that usage I will try to define what Love is. .
The origin of the word is probably the most logical place to start. As with many words in the English language, love is a derivative of the Latin word "causemajoraproblemus" which means "You're miserable when you got it and miserable when you don't." The word was created to explain the biological phenomenon that existed when certain individuals came into contact with each other and either remained together or went about their lives separately. Regardless of the outcome, the relationship was usually characteristic of throat lumps, knotted stomachs, weak knees, temporary loss of language, sweaty palms, dizziness, sneezing, and occasional nausea. Belligerent insanity also resulted. History clearly illustrates this. Can we ever forget the face that launched a thousand ships? Federally expressing Van Gogh's ear? The construction of Le Tour Eiffel? All of these were results of love and love lost. .
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Star-crossed lovers have stated that love is not hand nor foot nor any part belonging to a man.
What is Love? ... Yeah, exactly what is love? ... The only thing they see is happiness, charms in people's smiles, and how beautiful is the world People are not the only ones' who fall are in love and can tell what love is, but animals can do the same. ... Attachment is the key word to this. ... This is a good way to define what love can be and what it actually means in life. ...
This statement does little to define what love is except that it can be wonderful. This brings to my attention that most people do not know really what love is. ... This love in my view is not real love. ... That is what love is. ... The truth is love can be a confusing thing but it can also be a wonderful thing. ...
"That Thing called Love" In this poem Jaffe has created a theme of a man's stressful world, his means of counteracting it and, ultimately how his actions are really a method of escaping the burden of that thing called love. ... Jaffe uses two stanzas in this piece to separate the two subjects of this poem in space and standing. ... The symbols in this piece are Blue and her road-map arms, John's suit and family as a whole, the mortgage, his cellulite-obsessed wife on meth and his children, the screaming lab monkey. ... And if I get caught or die, so what". ...
"(3) Ed and Terri's relationship did not include what most people call love. ... "I don't know what you'd call it, but I sure know you wouldn't call it love... "Carnal love and, well, call it sentimental love, the day-to-day caring about the other person... His ramblings change direction and he talks about what if something happened to one of them, and how their significant other would just carry on with their lives as if it was a natural thing to go out and love again. ... Then Mel says "All this, all this love we"re talking about, it would just be a memory. ...
What exactly is love? ... When a person feels like they fell in love, their lover is the first thing that they think about in the morning and the last thing they think about before they go to bed. ... This is true love. When a person finds themselves choosing someone over their own life it is called unconditional love. ... Love can be found by understanding what they have to offer.You will know if your in love when every second that your not with them you feel lost without them. ...
AGAPE LOVE (1 CORINTHIANS CH. 13) Reflective Paper New Testament Survey What is love? ... But what is the true meaning of love? ... He says that when looking at love that we need to take an inventory of our feeling to find out if we are truly displaying the type of love that God calls agape love. ... "Ministry is the first stage of this exchange of love." ... Anytime love has to be forced you may as well just call it rape. ...
She has always treasured the security, dependence and trust that she was used to - was she ready to gamble this all on what they call, romance? ... This is the love that makes us true to ourselves, that makes us human. ... This love is not the honeymoon of passion that people either hope for or avoid. This love is one that goes beyond the feeling. ... Real love is not falling in love with prince charming who will come after what feels like 100 years and wake you from your sleep with just one kiss. ...
Orin Moyer Many say that love is a wonderful thing. Although this statement leaves sparse room for argument, it does little to define what love is beyond the vague realm of wonderful. In this essay I will attempt the difficult task of defining love by looking at the history, explaining what love is not, and examining the uses of love and the results of that usage. Humans have this thing we call love, an unexplainable feeling of compassion. ... I will try now, to define what I see as love from an evolutionary standpoint. ...
Aristophanes spoke first of the nature of man and what had become of it. ... Yet they could not explain what they desired of one another. ... The reason Aristophanes gave to this need was that human nature was originally one and we were all a whole, and the desire and pursuit of the whole is called love. ... If this were to be the most favorable, the next best thing would be the nearest approach to such a union; the attainment of a congenial love. ... Ultimately what transpires from his speech is that he has a meaning of Love quite different from that which the common man would attach to it....
