<p>In his poem In memoriam, romantic poet Alferd Lord Tennyson express his view that loss is an unavoidable consequence of love. Yet, rather than shunning love because of this, Tennyson resolves to accept both experience of love and the pain that inevitably comes with it. As he writes in his often quoted passage. Tis better to have loved and lost than have loved at all.
Assignment: are people unwise to pursue love even when know it will cause them pain? Plan and write an essay in which you develop your point of view on this issue. Support your position with reasoning and examples taken your reading, studies, experience, or observation.</p>
<p>The essay:
Have you ever pondered upon why we eat or drink? Yeah! so simple, because it gives energy. It is our necessity but isnt just fresh veges, fruits and water enough? Why we eat Thai, Chinese, and Italian? Why dont we just cook at home to fulfil our appetite, but instead we dine in? The answer, simpler, we love to do this.
If you ever had a desire to win a competition or you love to win a 100-meter dash, but unfortunely you couldnt .Will you leave yourself to rout in the pain?, or instead you will desire to let the pain leave you ? And surely for this you will struggle for what you suffered.
We cant just simply deny the pros of loving by thinking the pain it gives. We dont just leave playing football because it can hurt. So why not love.
Suffering and pain is a poison, that can be cured when it is burned, the heat with which we love, the burning desire we had, will help us burn the poison and cure it. If our Love and desired is greater, then it will turn into the tonic, which will help us purse towards our goal.
In the movie GOAL, the young Santiago munez, never gave up, he never gave up, fought hard, suffered pain but stayed on because he loved football, and his love was more than the pain. He fought and in the end the war was won.
Love with suffering is a part of mans development .Your body and strength can take us near our goal but only love will help us acquire it. (271 words )</p>