Posted by Allyson on Thursday, January 10, 2013 at 8:54am.
1 -- what happens in lines 2 and 4?
2 -- what is he saying in the last 4 lines?
In lines 2 and 4, the waves washed his Beloved's name away, and he's obviously in love with this girl, so he thinks that love triumphs over death. And the tyde charges him with vanity.
In the last four lines, he's saying that our love shall forever live on, and later in live renew it's self, love triumphs over death.
Right?
She is the one who calls him vain. The ocean simply lets him know that nothing lasts in the sand.
Also, that his poem will memorialize her forever. His poem isn't written in sand!
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