What is the main idea of part two? How is this theme similar to that ofHousman’s “Loveliest of trees”?
What will be an ideal response?
- Both Marvell and Housman in “Loveliest of trees” are concerned with the passage of time; they differ on what needs to be done about it. Marvell urges action; Housman urges filling one’s youth with observed beauty. Of these two expressions of the carpe diem theme, Housman’s seems the more calm and disinterested.
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What will be an ideal response?
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