Name: Abraham Yeh :: English Literature

Title of Presentation How Marvell has subprogramd language to envision hisconcerns in the poem, To His coy Mistress and how it makes it amakes it a memorable one. To His Coy Mistress is a love poem writ go by Andrew Marvell to his schoolmaam to accept his love proposal. Throughout the poem, he supplyshis concern about how season is running out between the two of them bythe use of convince and persuasive members.I the first two line of the poem, Had we but knowledge base enough and time,This coyness, Lady were no crime ,He says this to explain to themistress that if they did ease up time, he wouldnt care about hershyness and by the use of words like had and enough show clearlythat they do non dedicate time. In the next two lines, We should sit downand deal which way to walk, and pass our long loves day which is associate to the first two sentences explains that they would sit downand think where to walk to and have a nice day if they had time. Thouby the Indians Ganges ber th Shouldst rubies find I by the tide ofHumber would complain. He tells her this to show his love to her tomean that if they were far apart, he would complain. I would love youten years before the flood And you should, if you please, refuse tillthe conversion of the Jews is utter by the persona probably to showher how long he has love her and that they will have a never endinglove. Also in this statement, till the conversion of the Jews whichmight never happen, is said to show that he will love her forever. Hegoes on to exaggerate that the love he has for her will slowly butsurely grow larger past an empire by saying, My vegetable love shouldgrow vaster than empires, and more slowly. By the tone of the personain this statement, it shows a bit of confidence and boldness. In thenext line, An hundred years should go to praise thine eyes, and onthy eyebrow gaze. Two hundred to adore each breast But cardinalthousand to the rest. An age at least to every part. Over here, heuses erotic and passionate words to show to the mistress how much headores her body. There is a bit of lust and obsession. He also usesthe word gaze to show her that he would never be tired of looking ather body and he also relates it to time.