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I’ve never taught a course 61 Shakespeare, and for many good reasons I probably never will. But that doesn’t mean I don’t enjoy 62 admire him. Now 63 him. Now 63 again I reflect a bit on his “Romeo and Juliet” probably because, like most people, I love a good love story. Think it is supposed 64 be a love story, not a sad story!
It seems 65 me that some of life’s toughest mysteries are often revealed precisely at the point where sadness and love meet, like the special sadness that results from the passing away of a loved one. We care 66 another person, so when he or she dies, we die a little too. Sooner 67 later it happens to all of us, even if our name isn’t Romeo or Juliet.
Let me ask you 68 question. What do our youth think and worry about more than anything else? I believe 69 answer is friendship. Notice I did not say “love”, not yet at least, and surely not romantic love of the Romeo and Juliet variety. Romantic love does not come first 70 the list. Friends are first.
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