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...ike the Sun by William Shakespeare and I like sleeping with someone different and also Love Is A Great Thing by Thomas Kempis. In the first poem, the mistress is shown as a man's life and his only desire to live. He loves her so much, that he cherishes her like a god. This can be true love and also it can be false claim. This thing can also be taken as fake love. I think that there is also somethin called "fake love". I say this because sometimes people will like you and show you their love when you are around them. But, once a person is not there in reality, we tend to show our true feelings about that person. Loving ourselves is sometimes seen as an impossible barrier to loving others, others see it as a necessary step towards being able to love others, as in the popular saying, "You have to love yourself before you can love others." Clearly both excessive self-love and self-scorn can kill romance. . Human love relations involve very complex dynamics. We, tend to take ourselves into different world when the word "love" comes to our mind. The love we have for our family or freinds is totally different from the love we feel for our soul mates. The poems I used to in this discussion are My Mistress' Eyes Are Nothing L...