My coy mistress

     Andrew Marvell's poem is a great love story.  He is in love with this mistress and wish to spend his dying days loving her.  He says "had we but world enough, and time', it brings e to believe he would love her for eternity.  Mr. Marvell, made reference 'Till the conversion of the  Jews' ,that he would love her until the end of time.  This statement made me believe that he was truly in love with her and he loved her beyond the grave. His proposal was convincing and heart felt.