Respond to one of the following prompts Prompt A: The idyllic vision of country…

Respond to one of the following prompts
Prompt A: The idyllic vision of country life that characterizes Renaissance pastoral poetry speaks about a longing for a closer relationship with nature. Why do you think humans long for a deepen relationship with nature? Do you think this feeling is still common today? If it is, how is it similar to and different from the sentiments that brought about pastoral poetry?
Prompt B: All of the poens you read in Unit 4 wete written from a male point of view. What feminine ideal do you think emerges from these poems? What is your opinion about it? How do you think it compares with the idea of femininity in the Middle Ages?
Prompt C: The poetry you read throughout Unit 4 presents different views of love. Focusing on the tone of the poetry you read, comment on the interpretation of love in Shakespeare’s sonnets, Donne’s “A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning,” and Jonson’s “Song: To Celia.
Prompt D: Mitton’s Satan in the epic poem Paradise Last can be defined as an anti-bero. Write an estay explaining what makes Satan an anti-hero and how Milton 5 characterization helps establish the figure of Satan as an awe-inspiring, yet terrifying being.