“To his Coy mistress ".

“To his Coy mistress "

 Andrew Marvell,

                                                                      

Introduction:
      
                        Andrew Marvell  was born 31st March 1621 his death 16th August. 1678 was an English metaphysical poet Parliament station and son a church of a  England clergyman . As a metaphysical poet is associated with John Donne  and Herbert he was a colleges and friends of John Milton .

                          Marvell was born in Holderness  is riding  in  of York shire near the city of kingdom  upon hull his  focus is generally on love and our relationship with God .

                                                                     

Subject matter:

   
                     'To his Coy mistress' is divided into three stanza or poetic paragraph. It is spoken by in nameless man . What does not reveal any physical or biographical details about himself . 

                       First stanza he describes how he would love her if they had and unlimited amount of time . He could spread century admiring is part of her body and her refusal to comply would not him .

                        How short human life is once it is over the opportunity to enjoy other is gone because no one embrace in the grape  speaker the argue .to women to comply arguing that in loving each other with passion they will make the most of the short time they have to  live.

                         In the second stanza is say but we do not have the time we are about to die he tells, for this life is a short but death is forever. In a shocking moment he warms her that when she in the coffin worms will try to take her virginity if he doesn't have sex with his before they die. All his too all sexual Desire will burn up , ashes for all  time. 

                        In the third stanza he says  now love told you what will happen when you die. So let's  have a sex while we still young hey look at those birds of prey mating that's how we should do it but before that let's, a little wine and time.
        
                      He suggested furthermore they release  all there pain frustration  in to the sex excel in this way be free .

                                                                 

                                                                   

                     In the final stanza couplet he claims down a little he says that having sex and not make the sun stop moving. In Andrew Marvell  time moment of the around the earth is  thought to create time anyway he cannot make time stop but we can change places. With it whenever we have sex we pursue time instead pursuing us this follow has some confusion ideas about sex and time.

                     Come think of it we probably due to 'to his coy mistress' offer a chance to explore some of those confusing thoughts.

Conclusion: 

                  Andrew Marvell's "To His Coy Mistress" is a poem that deals with many themes, especially the themes of love, time, human mortality, and the pursuit of pleasure. However, for all its complexity.

                           

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