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Both elizabeth barrett browning’s “sonnet 14” and pablo neruda’s ‘sonnet 17” discuss love in terms of negatives—things that are not, or should not be, or that the poet does not know. yet both poems are powerfully positive about love itself. compare each poem’s ideas about love as they progress through the poem, including how the negatives play a part in the poem. answer in two or more paragraphs.

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