To His Coy Mistress

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I have seen many explanations on KZbin, but yours is the best of all✨️

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I can listen to your explanations for days in a row. And that is what I have been doing for the past 3 hours. You rock. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

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Ma'am I am an MA English Literature student ,from India....this vedio is really helpful👍👍👍👍. Thankyou ❤️

[@carpediem2964]

Bruh you're a literature major student and wrote 'video' as vedio smh lmao

[@raghadshaker1485]

Your explanation is great ❤️❤️

[@kronas9386]

That was quite a good explanation!!👍

[@knowledgehub262]

Awesome explanation ma'am. Well understood😉

[@raghadshaker1485]

Thank you 💗

[@krisyallowega5487]

Well explained thankyou, I came here as I enjoy T.S. Eliot's The Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock. He alludes to this poem once, maybe twice. Think of this, the women going in and out of the room "talking of Michelangelo." Puts the women in a different light so to speak, almost coy. They are putting on a show for the men practically.

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after 5 years i am watching from India .

[@reliya9023]

very good video, thank you!

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the accent is amazing😍😍

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[@priyachhabra9541]

Pls add on more of poems

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Thanks mam

[@csgollum]

Thank you for this... most helpful. Although, respectfully, the 'Ganges' should not be pronounced 'Ganja' but rather 'Ganga'.

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