Question

2. the two hearts beating each to each!" Whose hearts are referred here? How do the two hearts meet,?​

Answer 1

sorry I do not understand this question

Answer 2

The two hearts beating each to each

Explanation:

• It is very important to understand that the title's allusion to a "Meeting" does not appear until the last line.
• All of the preceding sentences were details meant to underline the meeting's importance to the travelling speaker.
• A reader should be relieved that the drama is done by the time he arrives at his goal.
• It's also reassuring to know that the speaker was rewarded for his efforts.
• The speaker's trials for the 'Meeting at' are thus facilitated.
• There is sound when two bodies collide.
• There is no sound at the meeting of spirits.
• That link is strengthened by the stillness.
• Aside from that, the poet employs endurance, passion, optimism vs. pessimism, and physical love as themes in this poem.