Lose to Find

Written by American writer Nicolas Sparks, contemporary Oscar Wilde, and a tragic love story master, this is a story that loses love, regains it in a short time and loses it forever. The power of the story is in its unforgettable personality with you all even after you finished reading the novel. It was created by British writer Emily Bronte, Bronte's sister in the mid-nineteenth century, and is also an artist with a tragic love story in history. Emily wrote a book under the pen name Ellis Bell. This is the story of a girl called Cathy and can not marry a man named Heathcliff for social constraints. She continued to marry other men, died during childbirth, and broke Heathcliff. It is not popular in the Victorian era, but in modern times it is considered to be one of the most dramatic romantic tragedies in literature.

Sometimes, the best way to find something is to lose it. The more you lose, you can find it. The more we lose hope by society, we value it. The more we lose the peace, the more we take care of a few seconds we have it. The more we lose our love, the more we can protect everything we have.