Answer:
Based on what I found this poem is in the category of Pastorals, which Renaissance poets like Marlowe wrote to convey their thoughts and feelings about love and other subjects. Pastorals contain idealized, rural settings. In "The Passionate Shepherd" the speaker is the shepherd himself, and he is trying to woo an un-named love interest by tempting her with bunches of fancy material possessions and lovely flowers. To gain a real sense of the speaker's perspective, read the reply that Sir Walter Raleigh wrote: "The Nymph's Reply to the Shepherd." You will notice a decidedly different tone. So, I would say the answer is D) the lovesick man.
Sorry if i'm wrong I studied this a couple of years ago and I only remeber somethings.
She still had her pride, and wasn’t going to let anyone even being handcuffed bring her down.
Boast,railroad,and oatmeal is the answer
Nathaniel Hawthorne wrote "Young Goodman Brown"
Saki wrote "The Open Window"
O. Henry wrote "The Gift of the Magi"
Richard Connell wrote "The Most Dangerous Game"
Answer: antony shows contempt for cassius and brutus
flatterers
it would be more positive
Explanation: i just took it
