BELLES-LETTRES: Can love be just agreeable?

8.11.09

Can love be just agreeable?

good love bad love
          young love worried love
                    loud love weak love
                              quick love stale love
                                        fresh love creepy love
                                                  damp love cuddly love...

Convenient love?
           Disgraceful love?
                       Egoistic love?
                                 Easy love?
                                           Served-on-a-platter love?
                                                     Laws-of-economics abiding love?
love?
          good love bad love
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CHARVEENovember 9, 2009 at 9:26 PM
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AkankshaNovember 19, 2009 at 5:41 PM
The author has beautifully described LOVE. At times it is absolutely disagreeable, and at times you feel suffocated without it. Bottom line is, Love cant be avoided. There is no reason for it. Its like "The Rain", if Rain doesnt occur, then people start missing it and when it occurs, people want to get rid of it!! Isnt it??
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DaisyNovember 19, 2010 at 10:49 AM
I liked this...gt to knw d varied forms of Love.
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