Consider the fourth and fifth stanzas of A Valediction Forbidding Mourning Which of the following best summarizes the opposition in these stanzas between the narrator's love and that of s?

Answer 1

That they can only be in love when they are physically together best summarizes the oppositions in the fourth and fifth stanza of A Valediction Forbidden Mourning between the narrator's love and that of sublunary lovers.

Answer 2

In the fourth and fifth stanzas of "A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning," the narrator's love is described as a mature, spiritual connection that transcends physical separation, while earthly love is depicted as needy and dependent on physical presence. The opposition lies in the narrator's belief that true love can withstand physical distance and remain strong and constant, unlike lesser, more superficial forms of love.

Answer 3

The narrator believes that they can only be in love when they are physically together.

Answer 4

Refined versus dull
Beneath the moon
D.

dull; refined

dull; refined

Answer 5

Dull ; refined