Poem To begin with, find me - love

In modern times, as in the past, human love has always been subject to science. Today psychologists agree to love love a series of instincts divided into three stages of falling in love, attraction and attachment. Many of them, however, believe that romantic love would change to a simple "pleasure of being together" with the children's emergence.
The concept of love has also been dealt with among the most famous philosophers of recent centuries. In particular, Arthur Schopenhauer stated that love is just an illusion, as it entices us within a constantly repeated cosmic cycle in a spiral of suffering. While Hegel valued social love and considered it more important than law, he hoped that it would be the foundation of society.
The theme of love has also been dealt with in modern filmography. Below are some of the best romantic movies:
Pretty Woman, Notting Hill, Windswain, Roman Holidays, La Bella and the Beast, Up, A Beautiful Love, The English Patient, The Pages of Our Life, Last Tango in Paris and 9 Weeks and 1/2.

 To begin, find me

The first time in the movies
I recognized you without hesitation,
After I've been looking so hard for you
With a reflection in the heart.

Now I have you close,
I resign and abandon me
To the divine idea of ​​a fate
Of all that, innate.

We survive: centuries
In equilibrium on a thread,
With passion formulas
And our instinct of love.

Umberto F. M. Cefalà

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