Friday, January 3, 2003

Give All To Love Comments

Rating: 3.3

Give all to love;
Obey thy heart;
Friends, kindred, days,
Estate, good-fame,
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Rose Marie Juan-austin 18 January 2022

A powerful and meaningful poem.

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Cheryl 13 February 2019

Where's the ending? That's the best part of the poem, but it's missing here. :)

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Faith thomas 03 June 2018

Nice done kkkkkkkk

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casey 19 February 2018

The last stanza of the poem is missing.

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Edward Kofi Louis 31 August 2015

Yes! Love is the key about life. Nice work.

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Aftab Alam Khursheed 26 February 2015

Leave all for love; thank you

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Adam Reed 26 February 2010

i wonder if trying to decipher poems or trying to make yourself seem important makes any of you feel good about yourselves....why u gotta try to make a poem more than it is? just enjoy it

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Kevin Straw 26 February 2010

There is confusion here between love and the heart. Love is in the heart, but the heart is not love. We can follow our hearts in many ways which do not require love – “good-fame, plans, credit.” Emerson makes an extremely important point about love – that each lover should serve the development of the other, even when that development means the end of love.

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Terence George Craddock 26 February 2010

And its All For Love, interesting that no one comments on 'Free as an Arab Of thy beloved.' or analyzes line meanings, ok I won't either. But as it's give all to love, I will leave a token, the start of 'Song Of My Love' 'As the rains come and the winds blow so the days go and the years flow. The crash of waves the thundering skies so my love goes on that never dies...'

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Joseph Poewhit 26 February 2010

Emerson seems to be giving scope to, the broard expansion of the flighty spirit of man.. Looking at fancy free women, as flowers to smell in their bloom. Kind of like walking on cloud 9 through life.

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Indira Renganathan 26 February 2010

True love is consideration and dedication with honest involment....if everything around us is treated with such a kind of love then life will be great...the poem is simple yet excellent with a special touch in the last two lines...best lines are... 'It requireth courage stout, Souls above doubt, Valor unbending; It will reward, - They shall return More than they were, And ever ascending. Leave all for love; '

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Ramesh T A 26 February 2010

To what kind of love all can be given Emerson gives a clear answer in this simple poem! Be courageous and do all for love as it clears way to sky and allow the fancy of love to go ahead when in happiness are all wonderful ideas of Emerson expressed in this poem to cherish most!

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Alicia Phillips 26 February 2009

i think its very very beautiful and nice

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Sitaraman P K 26 February 2009

excellent ten out of ten

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Jess Osborne 26 February 2008

This poem, although primarily about love, echoes Emerson's ideals about how one should live one's life. Emerson believed in self-reliance, that one must cast off the chains of the norms of contemporary society and follow one's heart or instinct.

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Edith Oram 26 February 2008

I love the racy pace of the writing. It mirrors the pace of passionate abandon when you give in to your hearts desire with a tremendous feeling of freedom. The ending speaks of true love, that is when you love someone enough to let them go if need be. Edith Oram

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Linda Corrales 31 March 2007

I absolutely love this poem. I read it almost every day. It most wonderful to give all to love. It breaks my heart when I think of how impossible this is at times. Nontheless, I love the poem it reminds me of my own beloved and how because of our cultural differences we simply cannot marry. And as much as we try we can not let go of each other.

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Ronald Clark 26 February 2007

THis was a wonderful poem. I really like the ending, it was a wonderful poem of love. Congratulations on a well written poem.

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