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In Edmund Spenser's Amoretti Sonnet 75, 'One Day I Wrote Her Name', what argument does the woman make to the speaker?
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- 1Her name is too sacred to be written in the sand
- 2True love exists naturally beyond the constraints of time
- 3Everything in the mortal world must perish, including herself and their love✓
- 4Poetry has the power to immortalize their love forever
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Everything in the mortal world must perish, including herself and their love
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