The poem explores the conflicting emotions of love and hate that the speaker feels for Mary Ann. In each stanza, the speaker expresses how Mary Ann ignites passion and desire within them, so they love her, but then recalls how she hurts and forgets them, causing hate. This inner conflict between love and hate, and being hurt but desiring Mary Ann, leaves the speaker in pain and questioning the nature of these intense emotions.
The poem explores the conflicting emotions of love and hate that the speaker feels for Mary Ann. In each stanza, the speaker expresses how Mary Ann ignites passion and desire within them, so they love her, but then recalls how she hurts and forgets them, causing hate. This inner conflict between love and hate, and being hurt but desiring Mary Ann, leaves the speaker in pain and questioning the nature of these intense emotions.
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The poem explores the conflicting emotions of love and hate that the speaker feels for Mary Ann. In each stanza, the speaker expresses how Mary Ann ignites passion and desire within them, so they love her, but then recalls how she hurts and forgets them, causing hate. This inner conflict between love and hate, and being hurt but desiring Mary Ann, leaves the speaker in pain and questioning the nature of these intense emotions.
Copyright:
Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
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