12.)In which excerpt from John Donne's A Valediction forbidding mourning does the speaker most directly describe the relationship between him and his wife?

Question

a. but we by love so much refind/that ourselves know not what it is
b. so let us melt and make no noise/ no tear-floods nor sight-tempests move
c. dull sublunary lovers love(whose soul is sense) cannot admit
d.as virtuous men pass midly away/and whisper to their souls to go

Answer 1

Well, what do you think? Which lines speak of love? And which one best describes the deep love between husband and wife?

Answer 2

the first one talks about love
but the second one talks about deep love
so i would think its b
am i correct??

Answer 3

i mean its c sorry its dark in my room

Answer 4

I won't argue with you. It's a judgment call. I hope you're right when you turn it in.

Answer 5

What's the answer? A?

Answer 6

Reed is a ho3

Answer 7

lol reed don't even comment that, they were asking for help not a "judgement call" idiot lmaoo

Answer 8

yikes

Answer 9

this is awkward...

Answer 10

ya WTF Reed

Answer 11

LMAOOOO

Answer 12

Jesus love you

Answer 13

Baby what’s the answer tho