Love is everlasting and all-consuming.
The poem “The Poison Tree” enumerates certain feelings of the speaker which is most obvious among the humans. In the introductory lines, the poet tells that how his ‘wrath’ against his friend ended after confessing it to him. Though the poet tells more about the feeling of hatred which he possessed for his enemy, the emphasis of the poem lies much on the feeling of love. The poet had used words like ‘hatred,’ ‘poison,’ ‘wrath’ throughout the poem so that the immortality of love would flourish upon it ever.
There was not much context, but i’m just going to go off of a generalized answer.
The reason some/most “games” have ceremonies leading up to it is that it give the actual main event some publicity. the ceremonies are sort of a way to announce the “games” and hype said “games”, up.
Odysseus faces <span>obstacles (the Cyclops) </span>after his adventure with his men.
Chesterton explains how Thomas Aquinas was way ahead of his time in understanding what it means to be human and had a developed a great sense for ontology. He would argue that there are many of his own contemporaries that think and develop their ideas just like Aquinas did. You can use this as a starting point and develop your essay.
Answer:
it is c
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