English, 07.11.2019 06:31 jacamron

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from in memoriam, a. h. h. by alfred, lord tennyson thy voice is on the rolling air; i hear thee where the waters run; thou standest in the rising sun, and in the setting thou art fair. what art thou then? i cannot guess; but though i seem in star and flower to feel thee some diffusive power, i do not therefore love thee less. my love involves the love before; my love is vaster passion now; though mixed with god and nature thou, i seem to love thee more and more.
why does the speaker now consider his love for his friend to be a “vaster passion”?

the speaker appreciates his friend more now that he is gone.

the speaker believes that his friend has a godlike power.

the speaker feels his friend’s spirit all around him.

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