Summary:
For some reason, `Love' conflicts itself in such an anonymous way through its incredulous illustration of itself, that it confounds anyone who experiences it. In other words, love appears and exemplifies itself through different routes but possesses everyone with the same feeling, although the outcome might lead to what could be referred to as love's true partner, which is `loss'.
'Love and Loss' Poetry Anthology.
By
Frederick Ndi-Obiosa
The aim of this coursework is to analyse and decipher the various expressions that some poets try to convey by means of their poems to the readers through a medium called 'Love'. The word 'Love' has a very complex and yet so simplistic exemplification of its true meaning. Love is a sudden burst of emotion that fills a person with a lot of happiness and yet so much melancholy. For some reason, 'Love' conflicts itself in such an anonymous way through its incredulous illustration of itself, that it confounds anyone who experiences it. In other words, love appears and exemplifies itself through different routes but possesses everyone with the same feeling, although the outcome might lead to what could be referred to as love's true partner, which is 'loss'.
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