The sooner we embrace what brain science is telling us – and use this information to upgrade the concept of addiction – the better we will understand ourselves and all the billions of others on this planet who revel in the ecstasy and struggle with the sorrow of this profoundly powerful, natural, often positive addiction: romantic love.
Addressing the Houghteling family yesterday, Clark said, "I profoundly regret my actions and wish to extend my deepest sorrow and regrets to the family of Laura Houghteling with all of my heart". Seated in the front row, Laura Houghteling's mother, Penny Houghteling, a psychotherapist, lightly touched the shoulder of her son, Warren Houghteling, as Clark read his prepared statement.
And yet, paradoxically – in much the same way that the novel's narrator, Doug, is at once the most singular of his father's 100 sons and the one who most profoundly expresses the sorrows, desires and neuroses of the other 99 – The Hundred Brothers is also the most representative of novels.
At one point Bishop says, more in sorrow than in pride, "I feel profoundly bored with all the contemporary poetry except yours, — and mine that I haven't written yet".
Ott said that he and Cooper, who are now married, saw him through a " 'Sorrows of Young Werther'-like Werther'-likeer a girlfriendownturn him; Green told me thaftert ordered him to watch the profoundly silly 1950 film "Harvey," which both lifted his spirits and cured him of his antipathy toward black-and-white.
Sorrow, sorrow, sorrow, grief, and sorrow.
Profoundly Loved, Profoundly Missed.
