Cupid originates from Roman myths; familiarity with these is helpful for deeper understanding.

Origin Mythology

'Cupid' can symbolize the concept of love in literature, not just the mythological character.

Figurative Use

Cupid's portrayals vary across cultures but maintain the central theme of love and attraction.

In art, Cupid often appears to symbolize love, especially on Valentine's Day items.

Cupid is frequently depicted as cherubic; understanding this helps identify him in art.

'Cupid' can refer to a decoration theme involving love and romance, not just an individual figure.

'Cupid' is a way to express the sudden start or change in romantic feelings between people.

Saying 'Cupid struck' is a common metaphor indicating unexpected romantic attraction.

Using 'Cupid' informally conveys the idea of love's power in a light-hearted way.

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 I'm tired of postcards, especially the ones with cute dogs and cupids I'm tired of calling you and missing you