Your love. Dear man Is as lovely to me

Any answers?

What is the mood of the poem?

What words contribute to the mood?

What inferences are there about the speaker based on the things to which she compares her love?

In what ways is the poem timeless? In what ways is it rooted in a specific time and place?

What does the poem reveal about Egypt at the time of the New Kingdom?

Identify a modern poem or song that is similar to this one. Why?

Name the senses to which the poet appeals.

Identify the concrete language that appeals to each sense.

How does the concrete language contribute to the speaker's definition of love?

Thanks,

Bunlua.