the convergence of the twain

cannot quench." These lines show that the wife believes that nothing in this whole world could be stronger than the love for her husband. She loves her husband so much that she would even die for him and not live like a millionaire if she had a chance like that. Therefore, this poem presents an individual that is very different from the rest of us since mostly no one in this society would choose to be faithful wife if they could be rich and live in luxury.
             The poem portrays a unique individual because of her unlimited love and compassion. The speaker makes it seem that her husband is so good to her that she could do anything for him and it still wouldn't repay him for his love. This kind of proves a point that the speaker is worshiping the ground her husband walks on. However, it is not good for your own self to worship someone other than God. If you worship other people, like your problem, and would do just about anything for him then he could take advantage of the situation. He would then expect the best from her everyday and feelings of obligation would develop. This will then lower your self-esteem and confidence since someone else is making decisions for you every time. By this an individual also limits their freedom. In conclusion, love should go both ways, the husband and the wife love each other equally.
             Therefore, in the poem feeling of deep love are expressed from the beginning to the end of the poem. The speaker uses physical wealth and o
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