The 19th-century British poets Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning shared one of the most famous and passionate romances in the history of literature. How does this fact add to the humor of “Interflora”?

Susan starts her poem by addressing the sender and the receiver.

Explanation:

The poem "Interflora" by Susan Hamlyn draws its inspiration from a famous collection of love sonnets called "Sonnets from the Portuguese" by Elizabeth Barrett Browning. The poet writes the poem in an email format to help the readers understand who's love is she talking about in the poem.

Susan starts her poem by addressing the sender and the receiver with the lines "From Robert B. mailexcite dot com, To E.B.B. virgin dot uk:". She then humorously continues the next line by using old fashioned language like "Please find herewith as proof of my esteem" which is quite an irony given that it was written in an email format.

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