Love poetry

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Love poetry

      “Love is an ocean of emotions.” Love as seen today is just another four letter word, and provides great contrast to the olden time love that lasted through generations. Previously love was kind and seemed amazing when two hearts were combined. Love was pure and was something great that lovers could endure. Today’s world is a materialistic world where love does not carry much significance compared to gifts and money. Today love is seen as a mathematical equation, to give and not to forget to take in return. Love is no longer taken as a gift sent from heaven.

We had many poets in the past who trough their inspiring poems brought out the pain and happiness one receives in love.

        These great poets include, Elizabeth Barrett Browning (How do I love thee), Christina Rossetti (Remember, A Birthday), John Clare (First Love), Lord Byron (When We two Parted).

        Elizabeth Barrett (1806-1861), the poet of “How do I love thee” was born in England and lived in Herefordshire. She was highly intelligent, determined and dedicated to becoming a poet. She wrote poetry from her earliest years, but at the age of twenty she began to interest wider literary circles. Her marriage to Robert browning gave her a greater boost to continue molding more beautiful love sonnets, one of the most famous being,” how do I love thee.” she had a beautiful lasting marriage and based most of her love poems on her own love. This poem is about deeply analyzing how a woman loves her husband. She brings out through this poem the depth, breadth and height of her intense love. She describes the ideal grace achieved in love and its lasting results.

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Her poem starts in a very scientific way but looses its touch and continues to bring out more inner emotions experienced in love. Through her inspiring words she brings out the passion and intensity experienced in love. She indirectly brings out her extraordinary love for her husband. She reveals the uncountable ways in which she loves her husband deeply. She describes her love as a necessary need and proclaims to continue to love till the end of life and if possible even after death. In the title itself she brings out her love for her husband for which she has ...

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