Comparison of love

declaring his love for the person, but he is unable to go about life without thinking of that person. He misses the person, and he starts to think about what they are doing. He ends the poem begging the person not to leave him. The poem suggests that losing the person you love is like losing all happiness. In the poem O’Hara frequently uses lines such as, “I love you always” and “I miss you always” these lines are similar to repetition. The lines are similar in

West Side Story and Romeo from Romeo And Juliet both fall in love with the “wrong” girl. Tony, who is a Jet, falls in love with Maria, a Shark, they try to hide their love from the others. They hide their love from the others because the Sharks will kill Tony, because they don't want any of them to marry outside of their culture , and the Jets will kill Maria. Similarly Romeo falls in love with Juliet, a Capulet, and they keep their love a secret as well.

Everyone has come to the crossroad of a comparison before, whether it be comparing light to dark, smooth to rough, or hot to cold. The theme demonstrated in Frost’s poem, Fire and Ice, has a strong backing because it compares completely opposite things, but these two objects are also known to have alternative meanings/purposes. In my opinion, Robert Frost’s poem is comparing the two different emotions, love and hate, through the comparison of fire and ice. The rhyme scheme is aba, abc, bcb. This

of Songs and Sappho’s love poems stem from the core concept of the overall intimacy and indescribable nature of love. Both reach to describe love by comparing to the beauty of nature and the underlying feelings presented by nature; however, the two differ in their specific context of love. The Song of Songs covers what would be today called the “honeymoon phase” where the love is sweet, perfect and what the world envisions, whereas Sappho takes the melancholic side of love, focused on entrapment

the two poems The Passionate Shepherd to His Love and The Nymph’s Reply to the Shepherd differences and similarities on a few things: Love, Nature, Time, and the Material World. What I've seen is that the two poems are complete polar opposites and offset each other. The Shepherd is a perfect dream where nothing ends or love dies. The Nymph is striking back at him with reality and with doubt about what the Shepherd is telling her. My first comparison is between the similarities and differences about

always support the band members no matter what because they truly love The Script and its songs. It is all about love. Here, to be thankful for every single love from people around us is also important. We do not need to worry because there are other people that are ready to help us in every condition. Th ere are five types of figurative language found in this song. First, there is a metaphor. It is to make an implicit comparison between two concepts (Jay, 2003). There are found 4 lines using metaphor

Using the technique of comparison, William Shakespeare describes how deep his love is for his significant other in both “Sonnet 18” and “Sonnet 130.” Shakespeare takes an unconventional approach by utilizing compare and contrast to make his point. Although he writes the sonnets differently, the moral theme happens to be the same. The two sonnets begin in total opposite tones but conclude the same. Shakespeare proves that the same underlying theme can be proved by using different poetic styles and

may presume that the poem may be a compassionate artwork over love, as the reader analyze the poem they can see that it is about the cataclysmic cost of enduring vows. The poet structures the poem with three different stanzas and emphasizes the use of symbolism: an onion, a two-headed calf, and twin freaks chang and eng, diction, punctuation, and irony of the diction and the title, each specifically in one or more stanzas for comparison to illustrates the poets view on the mistake of putting a ring

Romeo first sees Juliet, he is taken aback by her beauty. He proclaims, "O, she doth teach the torches to burn bright!" (1,5,51) He falls in love with her quickly, asking himself, "Did my heart love till now?" (1,5,59) Fire is a source of light, so we can draw his immediate comparison of love and light. He continues throughout the play to draw a comparison between her beauty and light. In one of the most famous quotes of the play, Romeo sees Juliet on her balcony. "But soft, what light through yonder

Throughout time, love has proven to be one of the strongest motivators of mankind. It has served as the motivation for both war and peace. One of the greatest contributions love has made to mankind is that of art. Poetry and music are methods of art that people use to express love. These methods are effective because of the poetic devices they use to describe love. In both the love poem “She Walks in Beauty” by Lord Byron and the love song “Just the Way You Are” by Khari Cain, Philip Lawrence, Ari