Sex without love Revised

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Sex without Love
“Sex Without Love” is 1948 poem by Sharon Olds which describes the dual imagery and rhetorical that expects the reader to visualize how sex without love concept interplay. “Sex Without Love” is one the Sharon Olds most celebrated poem in America. Olds in her poem illuminate the physical desire, production of unwanted children and religious affiliation in the current world which is initiated by immoral behavior of individuals. The poem asserts the reproductive outcome without the presence of love. Talking about sex is an act of meaningless lust that occur in our daily life and most specifically to the persons who do without association with love by the sexual partners. Sex and love are two concept that regulate forces in human being from history, and they relate to one other as one cause the outcome of another. Olds explain the relationship between the love and sex when there is a relationship of having sex in the absence of love motivation.
Olds directly poses to the reader with a question in the opening of the line of the poem and by illuminating the sexual practice without love as “Beautiful as dancers, gliding over each other like ice-skaters over the ice” which relate the two partners as art dancing and ice skating. Through her words of choices, she meant that ice skater represents the sex without the love that is cold and detached and also dancers relates to an illusions of lo…