Analysis Of Of Love, Of Ambition, By Francis Bacon

INTRODUCTION
Creative writing does not inform rather reveals. So it bears no reference. The present article is an outcome of creative writing meant for lay readers. As such free style is the methodology adopted so that pleasure of reading can be enjoyed by the common mass. As you know well that Francis Bacon (1561-1626), the immortal essayist, wrote many essays namely Of Love, Of Friendship, Of Ambition, Of Studies, etc. The myriad-minded genius rightly pointed out that all the words of the dictionary can be the themes of essays one can write. But little has been done, in this regard since his death, in order to finish his unfinished monumental works. In fact Bacon's way of presentation i.e., his unique individual style kindled the imagination

It kills the time and supplies oxygen to a tired nerve.

Idle persons always exaggerate difficulties. Similarly, a wicked person speaks for

distance and difficulties when his interest is not served, but he shows no excuse when his

purpose is served. Greatly or wildly or grossly exaggerated claims seldom pay. These

being false and elaborate in nature easily arise doubt.

Exaggerated laughter is meant for annoyance and causes annoyance. This laughter

continues till the target person reacts. This reaction either may be violent or tender in

nature depending on the personality trait of the concerned person. Sometimes a

gentleman may remain aloof and the laughter disappears automatically thus not getting

desired reciprocation. Exaggerated politeness has two probabilities. Either the person is a

true gentleman or a finished scoundrel.

A leader always tends to overplay his role in the negotiations. The union invites danger

overplaying its hand in the dispute. The hyperbole of union leader like typical travel

guide does not pay always, since the language deliberately and obviously exaggerate for

effect. Some one acquires ill-fame for exaggeration of small problem or incident into