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Love and the effects throughout history and stories

Love and the effects throughout history and stories. Created by Halie Booth English II October 23, 2012 1 st period. Intro. My project for midterm is all bout love and the effects its got everywhere in history and in stories (I may sound like a hippy but whateves). Handsomest drowned man.

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Love and the effects throughout history and stories

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  1. Love and the effects throughout history and stories Created by Halie Booth English II October 23, 2012 1st period

  2. Intro My project for midterm is all bout love and the effects its got everywhere in history and in stories (I may sound like a hippy but whateves)

  3. Handsomest drowned man Even though he was a stranger, the entire village slowly gained love for the dead man they named “Stefan”

  4. T to T Connection Love not me for comely grace Love not me for comely grace,For my pleasing eye or face;Nor for any outward part,No, nor for my constant heart:For those may fail or turn to ill,So thou and I shall sever.Keep therefore a true woman's eye,And love me still, but know not why;So hast thou the same reason stillTo doat upon me ever. John Wilbye I think this poem fits in with the story “the handsomest drowned man” because of the line “and love me still, but know not why;” it’s the same way in HDM but they love him but don’t know why.

  5. T to T Connection This Very Hour If all the kind deeds never done Should blossom into flower, The earth would be a paradise This very hour. Anonymous I think that this poem has a connection to the story because of the lines “all the kind deeds never done should blossom in to a flower; the earth would be a paradise” because in the HDM they plant flowers on the cliff, to remember this man, and in the poem; I think they plant to remember the deeds never done.

  6. T to S Connection How this topic relates to me would have to be…. That there was this stray Saint Bernard puppy outside when I was little I took it in my house and cared for it when my parents got home they said no but also that we can keep him until we found a home for him within two weeks the puppy found a home ours

  7. Conclusion To conclude this lovely power-point; all of the connections are that even if you don’t know someone, or something, they still can find a way into your heart.

  8. Bibliography • Anonymous, This very hour, unknown date • Wilbye, John. Love not me, 1609

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