The similarities between poems the passionate sheperd to his love, the nymph's reply to the sheperd, and raleigh was right

explanation:

come live with me and be my love,  

and we will all the pleasures prove  

that valleys, groves, hills, and fields  

woods or steepy mountain yields

and we will sit upon the rocks,  

seeing the shepherds feed their flocks  

by shallow rivers to whose falls  

melodious birds sing madrigals.

and i will make thee beds of roses  

and a thousand fragrant posies,  

a cap of flower, and a kirtle  

embroidered all with leaves of myrtle;

a gown made of the finest wool  

which from our pretty lambs we pull;  

fair lined slippers for the cold  

with buckles of the purest gold;

a belt of straw and ivy buds,  

with coral clasps and amber studs;  

and if these pleasures may thee move,  

come live with me and be my love.

the shepherds' swains shall dance and sing  

for thy delight each may morning:  

if these delights thy mind may move,  

then live with me and be my love.

the answer is a . the absence of love