Write with Tessa

Wretch ‘mong the ruins of shame’s darkened tomb Was I when Love beheld my dying heart. My deathly grief, thy noble lips consumed; In...

Christian themes such as loving one’s enemy and sexual morality are prevalent in William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. Perhaps most...

In Jane Austen’s Emma, Mr. Knightley’s demonstration of love for Emma Woodhouse transitions from Socratic to Christian in representation....

Invisible buzz rushing past my ear sends Chills down my spine A fly is near, a fly is near Taunting me his transparent wings roar Swish,...

The speakers in Plato’s Symposium offer varying definitions of Eros or love. However, many of the speeches share overlapping principals...