Understanding Love's True Essence

The transcript explores the idea that love should be unconditional and not based on superficial traits or pity. It emphasizes that love should be for love's sake alone, as these other reasons are changeable and can lead to the dissolution of love. True love is portrayed as eternal and enduring.

According to the poet, what should be the sole reason for love?

• Behavior

• Pity

• Appearance

• Love itself

Why does the poet advise against loving someone for their smile or way of speaking?

• They are permanent and unchanging.

• They are the most important aspects of love.

• These traits are superficial and can change over time.

• They are difficult to notice.

What does the poet mean by 'love, so wrought, may be unwrought so'?

• Love is based on physical appearance.

• Love is difficult to create.

• Love is always permanent.

• Love created for superficial reasons can easily be undone.

What does the poet suggest about love based on pity?

• It is the most genuine form of love.

• It is the most reliable form of love.

• It can lead to forgetting to weep and losing love.

• It is the strongest form of love.

What is the poet's ultimate message about love?

• Love should be based on temporary comforts.

• Love should be eternal and based on love itself.

• Love should be based on physical appearance.

• Love should be based on pity.