what is this poem about?
https://www.poets.org/poetsorg/poem/wooing-song

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aleah54 · Answer

@Ray_Masters

ray_masters · Answer

Easy, This poem is mostly written about Love

ray_masters · Answer

was there a more specific question?

aleah54 · Answer

no that was it

aleah54 · Answer

Could you help me two more questions

aleah54 · Answer

@Ray_Masters

aleah54 · Answer

@QueenHistoriaSU @whpalmer4 @wannabegurl @Wholock @wwhitlock @wach @welshfella

wholock · Answer

Yes?

aleah54 · Answer

Did the poet create strong images?
What could you see, hear, smell, taste, or feel?

aleah54 · Answer

https://www.poets.org/poetsorg/poem/wooing-song

wwhitlock · Answer

Do the words bring to mind images of flowers, sun, sand and grapes when you read it.? Even if you don't know Tagus or other references, you get some pictures in your mind. I think only children would not get a strong image from the words "losing their virginity" even though he's talking about a rose.

ray_masters · Answer

any other questions?

aleah54 · Answer

if i need you i'll tag you

ray_masters · Answer

ok

aleah54 · Answer

What could you see, hear, smell, taste, or feel? https://www.poets.org/poetsorg/poem/wooing-song

aleah54 · Answer

@Ray_Masters

aleah54 · Answer

@michaelschmidt @malijhaa @Marie1738

aleah54 · Answer

@nbarrera_t @NvidiaIntely @naate @NateAtTheGate1212 @Nesha431 @blayne--moore @Blondie_B23

aleah54 · Answer

@Zeronknight @zaberangelr @zainabkhan @zeidyt @CandyCove

zeronknight · Answer

Hi! Sorry, I am about to go AFK for a little while, if it's not answered by then, I'll try to help you!

Also, you might want to close this question, there is a rule where if anything does not have to  do with the original question, it's spam which is breaking the rules. 
Even then, you might be able to get extra help if you close this down, and open up a new post with your question.  Hope this helps! :)

gabbyalicorn · Answer

Hi guys! 

Remember only one question per post! :) Also, please do not give direct answers, clues are welcomed, try to guide the reader, not give the answer. 

For further questions like this one, to find the central idea, try looking at key words or phrases that are used repetitively, such as love. In this case, @ray_masters is correct.

If you need any more help, feel free to tag me.