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Pablo Nerudas praise XLIV You Must Know That I Do Not lamb And That I Love You intelligibly illustrates that whap has deuce sides. Neruda uses the text as an example throughout his poem to explain that go to sleep has two sides. These two sides are that he sleep togethers and that he does not love.     This is explained through Nerudas actors line     You must know that I do not love and that I love you,     because everything alive has its two sides     a word is one flank of silence,     fire has its cold half. (107)This statement separates Nerudas poem into two parts. Neruda clearly explains that everything has two sides. One of the examples that Neruda uses is the fire having its cold half. Neruda is saying that the fire is enthusiastic but at the same time it can give a cold feeling. The point of this poem is that love has two sides. Neruda explains, in my understandin g, the sides of love are that he loves her with his entire heart but does not love her enough to marry or commit to her.      And is the most valuable word in Nerudas poem. And is used to describe the different ways that he loves and does not love. This is more clearly explained in three passages. The first You must know that I do not love and that I love you. (107) The word and in this line tells the reader that Neruda loves but also does not love. The second to start inf...