Love's Philosophy by Percy Bysshe Shelley Analysis

[@gowrinandana8999]

This channel deserves more subscribers! One of the best literature channels ever! I LOVE Shelley, and this analysis breathed a new life into his poetry!

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Your voice is so soothing! Thank youuuu!!!

[@richarddury1]

Excellent and communicative explanation

[@cathoppe8285]

In my copy of the anthology, the second to last line is ‘what are all these kissings worth’ however in your video it says ‘what is all this sweet work worth’ and on the internet I can find sources of both lines being represented as originals. I don’t know which one is more accurate but I thought I’d point out the difference. On a side note please never stop making these videos they’re infinitely helpful to me

[@MissHannaLovesGrammar]

Good question! Thanks for the encouragement too...

[@TheMotherOfBambi]

Very interesting and easy to follow analysis! Thank you 😊

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[@geminimae2012]

This was really helpful, thank you.

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[@markwestbrook9593]

Thank you

[@gowrinandana8999]

Does the spiritual imagery allude to the poet's pantheistic worldview? Or is it too far-fetched to think that he opines 'love' is intrinsically spiritual despite the sensual connotations and seemingly playful/innocent persuasions of the speaker?

[@MissHannaLovesGrammar]

Love your comment! Fascinating interpretation in your question!!! I suspect the flirtation wins but it is definitely playful in terms of spirituality!

[@gowrinandana8999]

@@MissHannaLovesGrammar Thank you, Miss!

[@binghamguevara6814]

What does pantheistic mean?

[@sadharan_ka_iq_level_0_hai]

😭 i didn't understand anything