Literature and Language

 Forty Rules of Love. Every true love and friendship is a story of unexpected transformation. If we are the same person before and after we loved, that means we haven’t loved enough. – Elif Shafak, The Forty Rules of Love Forty Rules of Love is a novel written by the Turkish woman writer Elif Shafak. She portrayed two stories, one based on the present time in the US and the other portrayed in the 13th century in Konya. The story follows an unhappily married woman Ella Rubestine, a forty years old housewife who embarks on a journey of self-discovery, The other part narrates the character of Shams of Tabriz a Sufi dervish who preaches the ways of love and spirituality. through their stories Elif Shafak explores 40 rules, offering life-leading pieces of advice and lessons. the leads to a deep understanding of love and spirituality. Some thought-provoking lines: The number forty in mystic thought symbolizes the ascent from one level to a higher one and spiritual awakening. When we mour...

 you and me behind the shadow. I wanna sketch the whole scenario in my book, where the red beautiful flowers blooming aside, you and me standing beside, where I can draw your pretty eyes gazing at me and it creates shyness on all sides, the wind blowing around passing smiles, where the sky, clouds, wind, walls, stones, soil and the people boots our feelings, where nature appeals to our souls, and pursuing aesthetic vibes, and all will become nostalgic for life.

 Do you want to dig out key elements that make the whole literature delightful? Here are the key elements that can explore the literature. Plot: It is the sequence of events  that make up the narrative of a story. Setting: Setting is the time and place in which story takes place. Character: It refers to people or  animals that play a role in a story. Conflict: It is basic element of storytelling and refers to  opposition that characters face in achieving their goals. Point of View: It refers to the  perspective from which a story is told. Theme: Theme is the idea or  message that a story conveys. Climax: It is the turning point  where the conflict reaches its peak and the outcome is decided. Imagery: It is the use of language to create vivid, sensory experience for the reader. Resolution: It is the conclusion  of story. Tone: It refers to the attitude, mood, or feeling that a writer  conveys through their writing. Allusion: It is a literary d...