Marvell's The Definition Of Love

In “The Definition of Love”, the poet – Marvell describes the love he has for his lover. This Love is perfect, but he has just mind occupied, but never has possessed the body. Love is comparable to love God but for that very reason hopeless.
In first stanza, the poet begins by comparing the three words: despair, hope and fate. All these are what define the love of the world. The beginning of this poem, the poet says that the love of a father, mother, poet rare and its aim is strange and sublime. His love for the poet said to be descendants of hopelessness and impossibility. It seems that the discovery of love is unique and not equaled to anything Marvell has ever experienced. But for someone from the state to get out of his reach a common understanding. This understanding of his love will lead him to deep sorrow for his union did not happen.
Second stanza, despair is never magnanimous; after the conflict on its own again. This proves that there is a code that blew throughout the poem although experience is a complex relationship between himself and his mistress. So, he will take …show more content…
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