It's a metaphor. You are not suppose to take the literal meaning. "Love" is being compared to "a heavy burden" as the author's love of his/her beloved is so profound that it feels like a weight he/she cannot bear and is "sinking" under it. Maybe the love is forbidden, it's unrequited love, the beloved is deceased, we cannot know for sure.
It refers to Blacks.
She loves him, but won't admit it to herself, although he does tell her he loves her in the end of the series.
That god loves you and you love him
what do you mean? if you mean capture her heart he didn't get her heart yet she still loves sasuke
It means that you are a photogenic person-you tend to look good in the pictures taken of you.
A burden is a heavy load that must be carried, either a physical one or a figurative burden, as of guilt or sorrow.ANother word for hardship to be endured.
Burden can mean different things, like a heavy load or a harship. Multiple burden means that there would be more than one load to carry, or more than one, probably many, hardships a person was experiencing.
you owe more than it is worth
Previous response: "The girls had a fight that was burden"Since a burden could mean physically a heavy load or euphemistically an emotional hardship, better responses might be:The girl found her backpack to be quite a burden with so many books in it.The man carried the burden of guilt for his youthful crimes throughout his life.
it means he loves you and he wants to kiss you
It means that you feel a heavy weight or burden on your life referred to as the two tigers and the water represents that you feel like your drowning inside.
Hardship -------- * Burden - Load - Weight - Lumber - Weigh down - Saddle - Encumber - Trouble - Yoke - TrishiaT
Blessing
Onerous
You probably mean my best bud Andrew Burden who is really nice and honest.
You really should buy yourself a dictionary! 'Burden' means 'to load'; 'impede' means 'to oppose'. So, no, they do not mean the same thing!
You mean she doesn't know if HE loves you?