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The Sun and Moon were mortal lovers whose pure love made the goddess Aphrodite jealous. To test their love, Aphrodite appeared to the Sun in her most beautiful form, but he remained devoted to the Moon. Angered, Aphrodite separated them so they would never see each other again. However, their love remained strong, and Zeus allowed them to see each other during solar eclipses. Their reunions every few years is what we now call an eclipse.
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THE DEADSTAR
Alfredo Salazar was engaged to Esperanza but fell in love with Julia Salas when they met. He began neglecting Esperanza and lying to spend time with Julia. On the day of his wedding to Esperanza, his thoughts were still with Julia. Esperanza forgave him and they married, but Alfredo's heart still belonged to Julia. Years later when Alfredo was sent on an assignment near Julia's hometown, he visited her and found she never married. He realized his love for Julia was just an idealization and Esperanza was his true destination. Alfredo apologized for ruining the lives of the two women and resolved to pursue a lasting love with Esperanza.
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The princess Moon lived in the most beautiful palace on Earth with golden hair so long it trailed behind her. She fell in love with the Sea but her father wanted her to marry the Sun. When Moon chose the Sea, her father had the Sea imprisoned with iron chains. He then forced Moon to marry the Sun. When the Sea heard this, he broke free from his chains and searched the world for Moon. Now Moon lives in the sky to avoid the Sun, but visits the side of Earth at night so she can see the Sea, who she loves. The stars surrounding the moon were sent by the Sun to catch her, but they like the Sea, so they let Moon and Sea be together when the Sun isn
Sweetest love by john donne
John Donne (1572-1631) was an English poet and considered the founder of Metaphysical poets. He wrote love poetry, religious poetry, and satires. His poem "Sweetest Love I Do Not Go" was written in 1611 for his wife Ann Moore to ease her worries about his leaving on a journey. Through the use of metaphors and hyperbole comparing himself to the sun, Donne expresses his enduring love for his wife and urges her not to worry, as their love will sustain them even when apart. He ends by telling her to pretend they are sleeping together to rid herself of fears about their separation.
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- 2. But to Aphrodite’s surprise, the sun said “you are the most beautiful woman” and added “But my heart belongs to the Moon, my ladylove woman, because she is for me as desired as the gold and as sweet as the honey”. Outraged Aphrodite because she couldn’t tempt sun, she knew that the love between them was stronger that the Gods. So, she ordered to separate them forever. She decided that the Sun would go only by day and the Moon by night. In this way, they won’t find themselves and the love between them will end. But their love never finished. Zeus tried to help the lovers to see each other again, but he couldn’t break Aphrodite’s order. The only thing Zeus could do for them was to make the moon appear in the sky when the sun’s brightness was the strongest, and therefore, the lovers could see each other again.
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