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Identify the primary thematic setting of Edmund Spenser's 'Sonnet 67' from Amoretti.
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- 1The poet complains that his beloved is tyrannical, and his love for her is the object of her oppression.
- 2The poet is lost in a sea of trouble, without the guidance of his beloved, hoping she will shine again as his guiding star once the storm passes.
- 3The poet connects physical beauty with spiritual virtue, linking the erotic with the sacred.
- 4The hunter and the prey engage in a chase; however, the poem ends with a mutual reciprocity resulting in a willful surrender that alludes to yielding to love.✓
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The hunter and the prey engage in a chase; however, the poem ends with a mutual reciprocity resulting in a willful surrender that alludes to yielding to love.
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