Rather than being insecure, the song illustrates to reject the baffled judgment of one's mind and revert to a simpler, satisfying attitude towards life. Referring to the words of Roger himself: "Running over the same old ground, what have you found? The same old fears . . ." According to him, we ?waste' the precious time of our lives confirming our suspicions and in general search for truth...
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Rather than being insecure, the song illustrates to reject the baffled judgment of one's mind and revert to a simpler, satisfying attitude towards life. Referring to the words of Roger himself: "Running over the same old ground, what have you found? The same old fears . . ." According to him, we ?waste' the precious time of our lives confirming our suspicions and in general search for truth...
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my dear and loving husband The use of the lines, "I prize thy love more than whole Mines of gold, or all the riches that the East doth hold," and, "My love is such that rivers cannot quench," shows that the wife in the poem truly believes there is nothing better in the earth then the love that is shared between her and her husband...	2 / 436
To His Coy Mistress The speaker says that although he would like to make time stop, so that he would be able to spend more time with his lover, he will instead use his time that he has, to the fullest extent...	2 / 426
close ready on Anne Bradstreet ? To My Dear and Loving Husband The last line of the poem which is one of my favorite lines states, "That when we live no more, we may live ever," portrays to me an afterlife that Anne believes she will share with her husband forever, even when death befalls them...	2 / 420
Hayden carruth I feel that even though these two poems are vastly different in length, "Wife Poem" is longer than "I Could Take." We still finish these poems with the same amount of meaning, because of the way Carruth set them up...	2 / 383