How are different experiences of love shown in 3 or 4 of...

How are different experiences of love shown in 3 or 4 of the poems? All the poems featured in the hearts and partners section show a number of different attitudes and experiences to love and show how love can affect people in lots of different ways. To his coy mistress shows quite a lustful attitude and experience to love rather than true love, Now let us sport while we may. This poem shows how people can confuse lust with love and shows how not all love experiences are good ones. To his coy mistress is written by a first person (a male) intending to try and pursue the woman and he tries every way possible to try and do so. The poems directly written to the lady almost like a love letter but in the form of a†¦show more content†¦Another poem with a slightly different experience to love but the same attitude as to To his coy mistress is the beggar woman, this poem has the same attitude in the sense that the man is only after one thing from the woman but is shown in a very different way. Unlike To his coy mistress the poem is set out more like a story rather than a love poem and so it doesnt quite seem as real. During this poem the woman again encounters not a very pleasant experience and is almost treated like an animal from the man, there to do what he wishes with He ambles on before, she trots behind. The man within the poem just simply sees her as a sex object and somehow views himself as more superior to her, obviously as she isnt nowhere near as wealthy as him Retire a little way into the wood?. Even though the woman slyly agrees to the mans crude offer you soon see that she was just simply luring him into a trap, and so gets her revenge on the man for the experience at the end of the poem SirShow MoreRelatedThemes Lie At The Heart Of Sir Thomas Wyatt1278 Words   |  6 PagesWyatt’s love poems. 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