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Two Poems on How Men and Women Think and Behave Differently in Relation to Love
Summary: Both Andrew Marvell's poem "To His Coy Mistress" and Martyn Lowery's poem "Our Love Now" examine the subject of unrequited love. In their own ways, the poems represent the degree to which men and women often exhibit different thought patterns, behaviors, and attitudes when they ar in love.
In this essay I am going to be discussing and comparing how Andrew Marvell and Martyn Lowery authors of the poems `To His Coy Mistress' and `Our Love Now' and how they approached and wrote a poem showing the difference between men and women's attitudes about love. In my essay I am going to be focusing on two poems that I mentioned previously `To His Coy Mistress' and `Our Love Now'. These two poems have many differences and similarities. Two similarities they share are that both poems seem to be focused on love and a relationship between two people this is very clear to see for the reader, another similarity they share is that one person in the poem is certainly more dominant but yet persuasive. The main focus in this essay is going to be to compare both poems to see how the poets have represented how...
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