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Comment 3 of 3, added on October 1st, 2007 at 6:29 PM.
As far as analyzing this poem, I would say it's about when you find someone
you love, they complete you, thus the title the WHOLE of Love.
I'm a big fan of Emily's. I like how much symbolism she uses, so reading a
poem is like figuring out a puzzle. That's what's so great about classic
poetry: Any one word can stand for six million other things!
Cayla from United States
Comment 2 of 3, added on October 1st, 2007 at 6:29 PM.
As far as analyzing this poem, I would say it's about when you find someone
you love, they complete you, thus the title the WHOLE of Love.
I'm a big fan of Emily's. I like how much symbolism she uses, so reading a
poem is like figuring out a puzzle. That's what's so great about classic
poetry: Any one word can stand for six million other things!
Cayla from United States
Comment 1 of 3, added on October 1st, 2007 at 6:29 PM.
As far as analyzing this poem, I would say it's about when you find someone
you love, they complete you, thus the title the WHOLE of Love.
I'm a big fan of Emily's. I like how much symbolism she uses, so reading a
poem is like figuring out a puzzle. That's what's so great about classic
poetry: Any one word can stand for six million othre things!
Cayla from United States
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As far as analyzing this poem, I would say it's about when you find someone
you love, they complete you, thus the title the WHOLE of Love.
I'm a big fan of Emily's. I like how much symbolism she uses, so reading a
poem is like figuring out a puzzle. That's what's so great about classic
poetry: Any one word can stand for six million other things!
Cayla from United States