It Must Have Been Love

Learning to Love Learning Have you ever thought about how nice it would be if you never had to learn anything ever again? On the other hand, have you ever wished you loved learning? Learning is an important aspect in each of our lives. Figuring out how to have a love and want to learn can be difficult, but very rewarding. In the essays The love of Learning, by David McCullough, and Learning by Heart, by Susan W. Tanner, they each offer ways to figure out how to do so. The love of learning takes

they may not be able to define it. The definition of faith is to have a complete trust in something or someone. In most people’s cases, the something or someone is God. To have faith, you must first hear about the thing that you want to have faith in. The thing can’t be seen; otherwise, you just believe without faith. Then you must trust that the thing exists and that what is said about it is true. Faith is a concept that has been around since the creation of the world before the world fell into

Catherine’s relationship illustrates the negative correlation between love and pain. Throughout the novel, there is a foreshadowing of loss that is a consequence of Henry and Catherine’s love. Catherine reveals, just moments after meeting Henry, that she has lost a fiance once before. Catherine is hesitant to find love since she has lost love in the past.This revelation foreshadows that Henry and Catherine’s romance will have the same fate. Catherine has a constant conviction that bad things are

The church is holy through complete devotion and love for God. Because the church is holy, the church has the duty to love and take care of all people. Holiness is a dedication to God. This dedication is formed individually by the people of God, who are the church. However, not every person of God is one hundred percent holy. Only Jesus Christ had complete dedication to God, but the church strives for this dedication. Throughout time, there has been role models of holiness within the church known

and Tobias left to escape his father Marcus Eaton. Tris loves Tobias but has trouble trusting him and vice versa. In Insurgent Tobias is secretly speaking to Evelyn about a plan. All Tris could think was what he was waiting

Love. Loves is a four letter word with a lot of significance. Love is giving without expecting anything in return. Love is looking beyond all of all the flaws. Love is giving up your last piece of chocolate cake. Love is sacrificing everything for nothing. Love is unexplainable. It is something that is felt but not seen. Just like the wind, you can feel it but can’t see it. It’s the most basic and fundamental need of each living individual. Everyone wants to love and everyone wants to be loved. Everyone

tragic tale, two fated lovers risk everything, even life itself, to be with one another. They go against family, friends and fate to be together. Had premonitions in the play been taken more seriously by key characters, tragedy could have been avoided. In the play we read of many warnings which, had they been heeded, would have saved the lives of Romeo and Juliet. Warnings such as the Prologue and Romeo’s first dream, “From forth the fatal loins of these foes a pair of

respective works, both Ben Jonson and Mary Wroth explore the negative aspects of love in vastly different ways. Jonson trivializes love, and makes a woman appear shallow in, “My Picture Left in Scotland”. Jonson appears to be exploring a kind of superficial love, as well as his expectations for how great poets, such as himself, should be treated by woman. Alternately, Wroth expresses the terrible amount of pain that can come from love in, “Sonnet 68”. She clearly has experienced a great and devastating loss

is picking flowers and herbs. Friar Laurence explains how the gray-eyes morning is smiling on the frowning night. Darkness, the night, is like drunk men getting out of the way of Titan's wheels of fire. (Titan Sun God) Friar Laurence says that he must fill up his osier basket (a basket made from willow or dogwood tree sticks) with weeds and flowers before the sun gets warm and burns off the morning dew (wetness). He says that the earth is nature's mother and tomb. All plants are born from the earth's

attempt to get to be with his only love, and only desire in life, Daisy Buchanan. Life has not been kind to Gatsby as he worked his way up the social ladder, the only thing keeping him together being the obsessive need to get Daisy to leave all else to be with him. Gatsby wrote many letters to Daisy, most of which he never sent, both before and after he found out she married another man. I was most eager to read these letters, so this will be what I think may have been written in one of Gatsby’s many