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Song: To Lucasta, Going to the Wars by Richard Lovelace
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In what year was 'To Lucasta, Going to the Wars' written?

1649

What type of poet was Richard Lovelace?

Cavalier poet

How many quatrains does the poem contain?

Three

What rhyme scheme does the poem employ?

ABAB

What metre is primarily used in the poem?

Iambic tetrameter

What does the speaker metaphorically refer to war as?

A mistress

Which phrase demonstrates alliteration in the poem?

'first foe in the field'

What does the 'nunnery' metaphor imply about Lucasta?

Her heart and mind are pure and serene

What key theme involves the conflict between personal love and duty?

Love, Honour, and Sacrifice

What paradox appears in the final lines?

Couldn't love her so much if not honour more

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