Question

How do the time and place that Marlowe evokes in stanzas 3–6 develop a central idea of his poem?

Answer 1

Answer:

 This question refers to the poem The Passionate Shepherd to His Love by CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE.

Explanation:

   This beautiful poem is a clear example of love in poetry. It generates a feeling of peace and quiet places. For this he also uses the image of the shepherds, since their life is in this way.

The place and the central theme are love and nature, as well as time and the way it develops this by evoking time and place in stanzas 3-6 is that it gives us an image of a spring environment in May with shepherds dancing and singing to the delight of his love.