Edgar Allan Poe Vs. D.H. Lawrence on the topic of "love"

PART I: In his short story entitled "Ligeia," Edgar Allan Poe created a love relationship that truly startled the audience. The lovers of the story, the narrator, whose name remains unknown, and Ligeia are involved in a rather strange and unfamiliar relationship. The love relationship between the two lovers is not the type that would commonly be seen. As a matter of fact, this connection may not even be qualified to be called "love." Rather, …

…Analyzing the other person is not necessary. One cannot comprehend the whole being of their better half. Plausibly, leaving some things unknown can even strengthen the love relationship between two lovers. In this case, trust will start to play a significant role in the relationship. Consequently, the beings of the two people begin to trust each other, as themselves. Furthermore, the physical can be let go. This is when the deepest meanings of love enfold.