Understanding "To His Coy Mistress," part 2

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[@SimonLeslieEllis]

Could it not have been a retrospective exhortation- perhaps she was tragically and suddenly departed - he was hurt of mind, thus the crudeness and coarseness of the first two stanzas , and the breathtaking eloquence of the last?

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I think there's a bit of extra coyness going on here about the older meaning of the word quaint!

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[@ianhorst]

Why so coy about his desire for sex? He is not after 'making out'. Is this aimed at young students? Are you trying to avoid political criticism?