Asked by Mary Anne

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?

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
Answered by Reed
Well, what do you think? Which lines speak of love? And which one best describes the deep love between husband and wife?
Answered by Mary Anne
the first one talks about love
but the second one talks about deep love
so i would think its b
am i correct??
Answered by Mary Anne
i mean its c sorry its dark in my room
Answered by Reed
I won't argue with you. It's a judgment call. I hope you're right when you turn it in.
Answered by Sam
What's the answer? A?
Answered by Welp
Reed is a ho3
Answered by does it matter
lol reed don't even comment that, they were asking for help not a "judgement call" idiot lmaoo
Answered by Mel
yikes
Answered by awkwardness
this is awkward...
Answered by groer
ya WTF Reed
Answered by lia
LMAOOOO
Answered by Jesus is love and is on his way!!!!Repent!
Jesus love you
Answered by Uuuu
Baby what’s the answer tho
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