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Alfred Lord Tennyson once wrote,"'Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all."
This quote makes me ask myself a few questions.
*If this "love" was 'lost', was it truly "love" to begin with?
*What brought this love to end?
*What does love mean to Tennyson? It is the same as to what love means to me?
*Was the pain of loss not that strong to him, or it is just that the feeling of love was so much stronger?
*If the love was better than the loss, why did he let it go away?
This quote makes me ask myself a few questions.
*If this "love" was 'lost', was it truly "love" to begin with?
*What brought this love to end?
*What does love mean to Tennyson? It is the same as to what love means to me?
*Was the pain of loss not that strong to him, or it is just that the feeling of love was so much stronger?
*If the love was better than the loss, why did he let it go away?