The poem is named “the nymph’s reply to the shepherd” written by Sir Walter Raleign. This poem is a response to Christopher Marlowe poems “The Passionate shepherd to his love “where Marlowe tries to convince his beloved girl by saying all the good things they are going to enjoy together if she goes to live with him or marry him. As a response the Nymph states “If all the world and love were young …showed first 75 words of 310 total…

…showed last 75 words of 310 total…the daily and common things they will have throgh their relationship. Moreover, she tries to expres taht all those perfect thoimgs as “thy bed of roses “will fade just as hias love, and then the convivence them will be unbearable; thats why she says “All these in me no means can move”because she knows that all those thiongs are only lies. Finally, she exprees her final desicion with “But youth lasrt and love still"