Question

80). Read the poem by Emily Dickinson

VII.

Given in marriage unto thee,
Oh, thou celestial host!
Bride of the Father and the Son,
Bride of the Holy Ghost!

Other betrothal shall dissolve,
Wedlock of will decay;
Only the keeper of this seal
Conquers mortality.

Which of these does the seal most likely symbolize in this poem?

A. faith
B. death
C. life
D. love

Answer 1

In part 4 Time and Eternity, line 7:

"Given in marriage unto thee,Oh, thou celestial host!Bride of the Father and the Son,Bride of the Holy Ghost!"
"Other betrothal shall dissolve,Wedlock of will decay;Only the keeper of this sealConquers mortality."

The seal most likely symbolizes in this poem is: D. love

Answer 2

- D.

Step-by-step explanation:

The seal most likely symbolizes this poem is love because the two stanzas talk about marriage and betrothal. This poem is about two people who are in love and they get marry. This couple believes in true love that's why the second stanza says "other betrothal shall dissolve" because they are comparing their love with the others that are not truly in love.