English, 24.02.2021 22:40, arivalen

Read they poem beauty that is never old. When buffeted and beaten by life's storms, When by the bitter cares of life oppressed, I want no surer haven than your arms,76 I want no sweeter heaven than your breast.

When over my life's way there falls the blight of sunless days, and nights of starless skies; Enough for me, the clam and steadfast light that softly shines within your loving eyes.

The world, for me, and all the world can hold is circled by your arms; for me there lies, within the lights and shadows of your eyes, the only beauty that is never old.

Layer one- what do the words of the poem beauty is never old literally mean?

What mood is created in the first stanza? List the words you used for analysis as your evidence.

Quote line of the poem in which the poet realizes that his sunless days" are lighted up by the person he loves.

What is the poet's purpose in the third stanza? What is he saying.

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