This is Question and Answer Why is it significant that Elizabeth Barrett Browning's poem "How Do I Love Thee?" compares the speaker's love to justice?
A.
The speaker's love is of great dimension and is blind, like justice.

B.
Like an ideal system of justice, the speaker's love is pure and ethical.

C.
This is one of many abstract ideas the speaker's love is compared to.

D.
With each declaration of love, the speaker swears she will keep her "oath."
The ANSWER IS C... TOOK ON TEST

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