lovely text, great comments! assuming God created us (which I like to believe and where some would rather call it 'intelligent design') our emotions were created as part of us and it doesn't make sense to deny them. therefore, given the tools and means to lead our lives as best we can and should, there's nothing inherently "wrong" with falling in love and figuring out the best way to respond to it. to be wooed can be fun too, regardless of the outcome.... and perhaps, in case of this lady and the subject of this author's manifold excuses to "please make haste and go for it!", the author of this poem had competitors and felt that speed was essential? which is a mistake, because it remains to be seen if women like to be hurried.
An enlightening and fun perspective.
lovely text, great comments! assuming God created us (which I like to believe and where some would rather call it 'intelligent design') our emotions were created as part of us and it doesn't make sense to deny them. therefore, given the tools and means to lead our lives as best we can and should, there's nothing inherently "wrong" with falling in love and figuring out the best way to respond to it. to be wooed can be fun too, regardless of the outcome.... and perhaps, in case of this lady and the subject of this author's manifold excuses to "please make haste and go for it!", the author of this poem had competitors and felt that speed was essential? which is a mistake, because it remains to be seen if women like to be hurried.