Is to Comprehend the Mysteries of Love

             The poem starts of with a rhetorical Question "Who is to comprehend the Mysteries of love?"
             The composer portrays how love is a mysterious entity and no one is immune to it, the composer point out that no one can tell who they fall in love with because love pops up in mysteries ways. This aspect of love relates to romance by the way of falling in love when you least expected it to happen which is romantic. Personification was used in this poem the poet gives a feeling love a human characteristics by saying "It pounces on the most unsuspecting prey", "It comes on slowly" to give us an idea of how love works. Love is like a tiger because love in this poem love had animal qualities like how they pounce on unsuspecting prey and how creeps up to you slowly.
             In the 10th and 11th line the poem talks about, when your in love it's either a person you least expected to be in love with or a person you care about a lot. This is what romance is people do not know who they will fall in love with because love is mysterious a classic example of love with a person you least expected to is Cinderella a prince would more likely to marry a princess but instead he falls in love with a maid, isn't that romantic falling in love with a person you least expected to. The composer goes on to say that love is a strange thing that exists and it feeds on all people who come across it, he repeats how you can't be immune to love and how love pounces this repition of the sentence give us a powerful image of love as being an animal hunting its prey. The poet ends pointing out that love is not evil or a bit bad but love is a great thing to have and to be cherished forever.
             The context of the poem written by a young adult in love. Properly an entry in his diary a modern poem because it is written this year and because it's in free verse structure. The background of the composer is a teenage or young adult falling...

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