Question

The section in bold contains figurative language. Which line is the simile, and what does it compare?

"Yet in these thoughts myself almost despising,/ Haply I think on thee" compares the poet with the person he is describing.

"Haply I think on thee, and then my state" compares the person to the state.

"then my state,/ Like to the lark at break of day arising" compares the poet's state to the break of day.

"sings hymns at heaven's gate;/ For thy sweet love remembered such wealth brings" compares hymns to love.