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[It] loses itself horizontally, escapes from our hands as we see it withdraw from us toward a point of common longing and perfect passion".

She has already told this story in her autobiographical novella "Passion simple" (Perfect passion), but by switching genres and perspective she aims to highlight something "darker and cruder".

One night of perfect passion -- the very thought of it has inspired Elvis and Meat Loaf and any number of boudoir novelists.

Women not fully or at all satisfied in their sexual relationships, as well as those uncomfortable or unwilling to communicate about what would bring them pleasure, are understandably drawn to accounts of heroines in the throws of perfect passion that they themselves have only dreamed about.

Planning her own wedding solidified Jaime's love for all things 'wedding' and her years working for a non-profit perfected her passion for making events warm, personal and meaningful.

But under this picture-perfect finery, passions seethed.

Despite a somewhat soft middle section, "Free Solo" is an engaging study of a perfect match between passion and personality.

For the young Nietzsche, his friend Richard Wagner was the perfect exemplar of passion and will combined in the artist, the authentic heir to the Greek tragedians.

Like the equipoise of violence and form -- of violence as form -- in Burroughs's own work, the hit man is obliged to be a perfect balance of passion and order.

Their alliance, a perfect meeting of passion and pedagogy, seems indivisibly strong — but, by the end of the film, we have learned that it is otherwise, owing to the self-hatred and cruelty that homosexual love can inspire, even in Weimar Berlin.