Love's Philosophy

What is the main theme of Percy Bysshe Shelley's poem 'Love's Philosophy'?

• The fleeting nature of romantic relationships.

• The importance of individuality and independence in love.

• The power of love to conquer all obstacles.

• Interconnectedness and unity of all things in nature

According to the poem, what does love not need?

• logic

• explanation

• reason

• justification

What does the speaker compare love to in the poem?

• yellow sun

• green grass

• red rose

• blue sky

What does the speaker say love is not influenced by?

• personal experiences

• emotions

• external factors

• cultural norms

According to the poem, what does love create?

• belonging and connection

• loneliness and despair

• hatred and anger

• happiness and joy

What does the speaker say love is as strong as?

• diamond

• steel

• rock

• iron

What does the speaker say love is not bound by?

• anything

• age

• distance

• time

What does the speaker say love is like in the poem?

• a blue violet

• a yellow daisy

• a red, red rose

• a white lily

What does the speaker say love is the only thing that can do?

• bring happiness and joy

• create miracles

• solve all problems

• heal and transform us

What does the speaker say love is the law of?

• gravity

• repulsion

• magnetism

• attraction