A Thin Line between Love and Hate

Love is usually not very clear. People often think that they are in love, but can not explain. The two words love and obsession are confused. Love includes romance, crazy, emotions, and kindness. But if one or more elements do not exist, it may be love. The definition of love varies from person to person. Love is an essential element for every relationship. Most of the content about love is short or ridiculous. Generally speaking, society is very cruel and cruel about any form of true love.

- Love and hatred "Please let me kiss and separate without help" "There is a thin line between love and hate" "Michael Drayton's sonnet theme will be explained" Most love sonnets and It is different, it conveys a lot of complicated love Drayton's poeties talk about the end of love and the possibility of its recovery. This 14 lines of Shakespeare sonnets can be subdivided into three parts. In each part, the poet uses a variety of sounds. He is using the first person of the first part, the third person of the second part, and the second person of the last part ...

There is a word "There is a thin line between love and hatred" - mutual counterparts, it is said that "indifferent care" is the opposite of the two. After knowing the passion of love and hate, this helps us fight the original problem as people want to know if there are real differences without leaving the other. Maybe the woman is outside the door; perhaps this is because there is no love without hatred or hate without love. In this case, the tiger represents death and ends. But because it emphasizes the nuances of love and hatred, the story does not point to a precursor to death.

My feeling is that the "thin line" literally means "the boundary between love and hatred is very thin, meaning that love can easily be hatred." And like a dictionary "proof of rules" as a subentry, it is considered a customary expression, because it can not be seen like that (as I saw this stage first, I I thought about "the nuance of love" and "sense of hatred" The difference between love and hatred is quite different, but "fine" means clear, but a thin line is "not a clear line It is rather obscure line, it does not mean clear distinction