Question

"Thy gowns, thy shoes, thy beds of roses,

Answer 1

The correct answer here is A.

This stanza clearly focuses and illustrates the decay of once beautiful things, which fits with the theme of the poem, which ridicules all of the shepherd's, in nymph's eyes, short-term promises. All those pleasures he promises her are fleeting and thus nymph see no reason indulge in them with the shepherd.