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Giving Mickey advice about love, means they're growing up and maturing like their relationship. It's also bittersweet as Edward begins to fall in love with Linda. 'Linda is caught in the middle.'
Explain the way Mickey shows his affection for Edward? ‘My best friend / Always had to share’ (p. 53)
Mickey’s dismissive tone about “blood brother stuff” suggests a bitterness towards Edward stemming from their different upbringings; Russell suggests that Mickey’s harder upbringing is less sheltered than that of Edward’s middle-class upbringing (nurture), and this creates barriers in relationships
Love and Relationship Poems // Key Quotes. "When we two parted. In silence and tears, Half broken-hearted, To sever for years". "They name thee before me, A knell to mine ear; A shudder comes o'er me -.
Key themes. Romantic love. A good number of the poems on the Love and Relationships cluster explore romantic relationships. Many also explore the complexity of love and relationships.
LOVE'S PHILOSOPHY - Percy Bysshe Shelley. - 'The fountains mingle with the river'. - 'The winds of Heaven mix for ever'. - 'Nothing in the world is single;'. - 'And the sunlight clasps the earth'. - 'What are all these kisses worth,'.
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Brief Summary. Love’s philosophy takes the form of a speaker putting forwards an argument to a prospective lover, trying to persuade them to kiss him. He personifies the natural world and compares himself to it passionately.
