Eros, Love, and Life Jul 09 '06    Write an essay on this topic. Tweet Popular Products in Books Mildred D. Taylor - Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry: A Literature Unit From $8 Olivier Dunrea - Ollie From $7 The Bottom Line That love and the expressions that go with it- words, deeds, gifts and caring, performance- is the core and reason for man's existence. Mystifying, this eros thing it feeds in the heart but alien to it undoing, overcoming like darkness over the golden horizons light over nightshadows rising tide over shifting, dry sands. A smile exuded, touch conveyed desires, feelings unfolded unravelled like falling petals and leaves freed but severed from life-source to golden hues to nature's tomb ensued to dust blown by the wind. Consuming paradox this passion- a delicious surrender a.k.a. love posturings in myriad masks measured in human terms and angels' and divine a look, touch, embrace tender assuring words culminating in countless orgasms- the fool's ebullience akin to summer raindrops on petals and grass, eons- starved as mother earth nurturing entombing all that cleave to her bosom. Enthralling, mysterious but arduous this lovepath, the unknown man has to tread on coals of fire in Everest's rocks of ice. On love or semblance of it man makes his first step whisper his last word muster his deathgasps Discerning that love is life that life is nothing but love that everything anything a man does is an expression a locution of love or the absence of it. Donald A. Danlag

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