Analysis Of If Thou Must Love Me

Every girl aspires to fall in love and experience the endless euphoric bond with her partner. The title of this explicated poem describes the wishes of a young girl lucidly, “If thou must love me,” but it keeps the reader guessing in regards to young girl’s desires and cravings expected from her love. Expectations to make her happy are coherent and articulated within the poem. Elizabeth Browning knows she is beautiful, attractive, and smart. However, she knows there are thousands of other alluring women throughout the world. Men will commit for appearance and sometimes intelligence which in the future may lead to empty love. Empty love without any passion, intimacy, and affection is going to lead to a relationship held together by only a commitment.

Anyway, love me for love, and nothing in between, and you may love me endlessly,

Forever and forever.

Love for love represented the codicil of her wishes, as tyro in the field, her pellucid statement reached the readers: “A sense of pleasant ease on such a day’-for these things in themselves, blooded, may Be changed, or change for thee-and love, so wrought,” (line 7, 8). Browning expresses her love to be carried out for tomorrow, growing with the feelings and entering a halcyon chapter within the desired effect of love’s essential side ramifications. Indeed, if not carried on this way, the poet mentions to not become concerned with actions that will result in failed consequences: ”May be unwrought so. Neither love me for”(line 8,9). Her love must be accomplished according to her own plan to succeed. Veracious statements throughout the poem with a sense of deficient reach for a fulfillment incorporating and symbolizing love in every other line. The poem becomes an outcry for perfecting love given to a woman in need to satisfy her human desires, to accomplish inclination to reach the climax of happiness. Love becomes personalized several times within the poem such as love’s sake and love’s eternity. Love is part of the poet and the ultimate goal is to keep the love

The author’s goal becomes to overcome all boundaries restraining her from reaching true love. She does not want to become a victim of love for the looks, the soft voice, or momentary love. Her goal is to reach love, happiness to be cherished, her heart to be loved, and overall love becomes part of her forever. Women become afraid of a dead honeymoon, they become scared of lonely marriages. Loneliness-the lack of true love- is a silent killer for most people. Substantiation is important for the author, her demonstrable points can be read at the beginning, middle, and end lines in the