Understanding "To His Coy Mistress," part 1

A college prof explains the first section of the poem

[@constant91]

"Vegetable Love" is definitely a euphemism as well.

[@tortoisedreams6369]

Intriguing. I probably wouldn't have read Marvell except for your video, so thank you for introducing me to the poem & poet. I like how the concept of the poem still resonates today. Looking forward to part 2!

[@abhishek100091]

Your videos are like boon during exam times! Thank you so much

[@joseismaelescolastico9727]

Thank you for explaining the poem you really helped me out with my HW

[@tylercarpenter3358]

Your videos are such a blessing! They are so much better than all of the others!

[@SixMinuteScholar]

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoy!

[@sanakhan-bv5uy]

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[@sarahabdel-monem3794]

Thank you professor, l am from Egypt and your videos help me a lot in university course.

[@greenygreen29]

I genuinely love your videos , thank you very much for explaining and discussing the poems . and also ı love your diction , you speak such clearly that even though English is not my native language , ı can understand well.

[@shafeeha2528]

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[@charlieelizabeth3571]

I love this channel! I have such a love for English, but I am not an English student anymore. It's so lovely to hear someone analyzing poetry and short stories because it reminds me of solving a riddle or a putting a puzzle together. I have a question for you. My favorite musical artist, Oren Lavie, has so many poetic songs that I have the hardest time analyzing. While it doesn't benefit me to know the meaning, I just want to know what you think the songs could mean. Thank you for your content!

[@mebaaiiaimarwein9514]

I'm having my finals semester xam on Monday this is very helpful thank you ❤

[@XbenjamificationX]

i wish i had you as a teacher!! you seem so friendly and fun :)

[@anushamadupanee9638]

Thank you so much... this is really helpfull to my exam...

[@jacobkeys9429]

Very helpful to my class!

[@conscientiouscog5797]

Hi Rebecca, thank you for your breakdown. If you’ve not read the short story Vaster than Objects and More Slow by Le Guin, I think you might enjoy the philosophical implications along with the reference to this poem. Take care!

[@protonish]

Thank you ma'am, these are gonna help me write my Term paper which is due tomorrow 😬 Yes, I'll start earlier next time, I promise

[@naysakhanfabee7453]

Is there any part 2

[@KitKat-is5qg]

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[@English-with-Alaa]

highly helpful!

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[@jonfrodsham4216]

In part I demur. This poem is full of not only explicit but suggestive double innuendo...for instance it's not ONLY the Diluvian but the suggestion of the nethers flood which he sees to exacerbate by cloaked inference..because to broach and breech the taboo of mentioning he Knows she's wet for him...and to talk of it in any suggestive way will further un-dam the floodgates her seeks and hopes for to wash her away in her own tumalt of less controled flooding into the arms of, He, to eventually lay panting and gasping for air in the Timeless embrace. Just enough depth of levels so as to entice and not set her own coy reticence against what she so very wantonly and obviously desires... It's a simple case of wooing her to do what she herself signals she wants. Imo

[@sanakhan-bv5uy]

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[@SixMinuteScholar]

Slave of Allah Dawah kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2GTdYuChq6rjJI Here is my video on that poem. I hope it helps! Good luck with your studies! :- )

[@sanakhan-bv5uy]

SixMinuteScholar aww sweet thanks love

[@sanakhan-bv5uy]

can u answer this HOW DOES WILLIAM SHAKESPEAR DESCRIBE HIS MISTRESS IN SONNET 130 EXPLAIN WITH REFERNCE TO THE TEXT WITH THE STRONG CONCLUSION

[@SixMinuteScholar]

Slave of Allah Dawah You will be able to figure that out for yourself. I won't take that challenge and pleasure away from you. 🙂

[@debabratadas9706]

Real life Amy farrah Fowler.. you know what I mean..

[@kenmorley2339]

Mistress means wife not lover . Now read the poem again .

[@ipshitajee]

But at the first few times he's also being toxic and mocking her fruitfully