To His Coy Mistress - by Andrew Marvel Essay -- English Literature:

To his coy mistress by Andrew Marvel - review.To his coy mistress was written by Andrew Marvel, his exceeding dealfor his distinguishr, precisely with closer analysis it is more privileged and ismore persuasive. The poesy is persuading his mistress to have sex withhim, and have children however it sounds more like he wants thepleasure, not the children. It was written in the 1600s.The poem can be split into 3 stanzas the first stanza is romantic andflattering, but also persuasive. The implication of the first stanzashe is playing hard to get or shy, and the shyness wouldnt matter ifthey had more time.He is saying he would love her forever and is trying to be romantic,but persuasive. He mentions my vegetable love should grow whichcould have many implications, because it could refer to a sexualundertone, his love for her is internal or there is slow growing, sothe metaphor is quite effective. In some stanzas of the poem heexaggerates because for example, a person would not bonn y sit andadmire another person for an hundred years yet the poem says anhundre...