The Good Morrow

The poem I am going to post is "The Good Morrow". The poem has 3 stanzas and each stanzas composed of 7 lines. And rhyme scheme is ababccc. This is a love poem that contrast past love and true love. Using words such as county pleasure, childishly, fancies and dream, the author gives negative literal images of past love. By comparing two loves, the author accentuate the true love. And I can see that he is regretting about what he experienced in the past love. Also it is interesting that the author mention seven dwarfs from beauty white.
Furthermore I have figurative images of his desire to equality. In a fourth line of 3rd stanza, the author shows an ideal world that he dream of. Also in a last line, the author believes once people achieves a ultimate fairness, it will remain forever.
-Wooram Park-