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What does the poet believe true love to be?
What does the poet believe true love to be?
- Constant, permanent, immortal, and unchangeable (correct)
- Temporary and changeable
- Dependent on physical beauty
- Subject to the passage of time
How does the poet illustrate the permanence of true love?
How does the poet illustrate the permanence of true love?
- By emphasizing the physical beauty of true love
- By comparing true love to a Light House and the Pole-Star (correct)
- By comparing true love to fleeting emotions
- By highlighting the changes time brings to love
What effect does time have on true love, according to the poet?
What effect does time have on true love, according to the poet?
- True love fades away with time
- Time cannot destroy true love (correct)
- True love becomes stronger with time
- Time erases the essence of true love
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Study Notes
Poet's View of True Love
- True love is unwavering and unchanging
- It is not affected by external factors or circumstances
Permanence of True Love
- The poet illustrates the permanence of true love by suggesting it remains constant despite the passage of time
- True love is portrayed as an enduring and persistent emotion that withstands the test of time
Time and True Love
- According to the poet, time has no impact on true love, it remains unaffected and unchanged
- The poet implies that true love is timeless and eternal, unaffected by the passing of time or external influences
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