The phrase "precocious love" is correct and usable in written English.
It can generally be used to refer to a kind of love that is unusually mature or advanced for its environment, often appearing too early. For example, "Their precocious love was evident even in childhood."
Krall's delivery isn't saying, "I'm here, I'm precocious, love me".
Elsa and Frank, and their precocious love, are like precursors of this generation.
All I really wanted was to say them: 'Thank you very much for slightly changing my life.'" More than slightly, as it turned out: Kennedy's precocious love affair shaped everything that came after.
Two years later, 10-year-old Scot Lena Zavaroni and her big hit, Ma! (He's Making Eyes at Me), induced a similar reaction – the combination of cherubic face and precocious "love" song was deemed singularly obnoxious, and she never had another sizeable hit.
The group consists of precocious students who love to debate.
The narrative switches between his present-day run from the law and his rambling past, filling in the details of his precocious adolescence, his loves and heartaches, and his struggle to make music that declared something new.At first "Orfeo" seems like a timely story of governmental overreach of security-related scare tactics and civil-liberties breached.
A precocious child who loved Greek myths and opera — he once chided his father for not being able to tell Placido Domingo from Luciano Pavarotti — he clearly was not himself.
Starting a literary magazine that encapsulates the spirit of the age is the sort of thing precocious young Ivy League types love to do, but The American Reader has caught the attention of a notable number of heavy hitters in the world of letters.
Crowning Moment: When their night of love spawns precocious, fast-talking social critic children, old beyond their years, disillusioned with the man and the social machine alike, who later win awards for having the most unusual names.
The precocious Alfredo Germont professes his love for the courtesan Violetta Valery.
It's a bit of treacle — two children awaken on New Year's to realize that their mother has died — but it is notable for its thematic preoccupation, the absence of maternal love, and its precocious technical expertise.
