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Subject----- what is the philosophy that is upheld in Andrew Marvell to his coy mistress and how it is relevant to the thematic development discuss and make comments. "To His Coy Mistress" is a lyric poem. "To His Coy Mistress" teaches much about the elements of argumentation, figures of speech, human love, time, death, and immortality. We find a set of images, metaphors, conceits, symbols, and patterns in the poem, which contribute to the overall …

…one another before death comes to claim them; there is no time to be coy. We can also find this poem esthetics. But argument is not esthetic. It has a concrete. There is a philosophy of carpe diem. Particular argument concern is about lust. Whole poetry is esthetic but in subject pattern it is concrete. Exp----"marble vault," "My echoing song," Overall this discussion we can see that speaker develop his poem by philosophical idea. . .