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Does Raleigh's poem "The Nymph's Reply to the Shepard" transform the ideas found in Marlowe's poem "The passionate Shepherd to his love"? Does these poems change by focusing on what is absent, emphasized, and what is different.

In these poems many things are absent. Therefore what is he going to give her. Romance? The girls response is the realist. The man doesn't care about his own comfort, and also the woman wants physical comfort not mental.

Next there are many things emphasized. Both texts are stressing love. She wants emotional love,but he wants physical love.

Last there are a few differences. He is offering something different than what she desires. The man thinks all the love should be physical. Also he is offering
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