Question

the two hearts beating each to each Whose hearts are referred here? How do the two hearts meet?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Meeting at Night by Robert Browning

‘Meeting at Night’ by Robert Browning was originally featured in Dramatic Romances and Lyrics, which was published in 1845. Here, the poet narrates how the lyrical voice sails across the sea to reach his beloved.

The poem, at the time of its publication, was divided into two sections, “day” and “night”, which were later separated into two different poems: ‘Parting at Morning’ and ‘Meeting at Night’. Love is the main theme in ‘Meeting at Night’. The poem constructs a sense of movement that imitates the lyrical voice’s longing to reunite with his lover. The lyrical voice portrays strong natural imagery and also uses nighttime and sea as important motifs. Moreover, the poem allows the reader to experiment with the point of view of the lyrical voice, showing his passions and emotions and how they affect his point of view.