Question

'Gainst death and all-oblivious enmity
Shall you pace forth; your praise shall still find room


meaninig of lines clearly
From the chapter nor marble nor the gilded mountains.

Answer 1

it means that your memory (poet's friend) will remain in the heart of people it is against the death and no one of your enemies can destroy it because it's a living record you will also walk forward and u will always find a special room or space in the heart of people.

Answer 2

the poets faith in his poem is deep and abiding. He tells his beloved that she shall outlive death through his poem. She would become immortal through the poem as many succeeding generations would read it and everyone would know about the warmth of love the poet had for his beloved! The poet believes that just through the poem, his beloved will become immortal forever!! because everyone would have a special place in their heart for her!

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