
To His Coy Mistress (version 2)
To His Coy Mistress is a poem by Andrew Marvell, written in the 17th century, that explores themes of love and seduction. The speaker addresses his mistress, urging her to seize the moment and embrace their passion before time runs out. Marvell's use of metaphysical conceits and vivid imagery makes this poem a notable example of his work, reflecting both personal desire and philosophical contemplation. Marvell was an influential figure in English literature, known for his satirical and political writings as well.
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