Question

from prelude
explain your answer using textual evidence.
the poem is about a speaker romantic love their self doubt about being sufficient for the beloved
by richard aldington
how could i love you more?
i try to think of one lovely gift
no lover yet in all the world has found;

Explanation:

The poem's lines like "How could I love you more?" show the speaker's romantic love, and "I try to think of one lovely gift / No lover yet in all the world has found" reveals self - doubt about being sufficient for the beloved. The speaker is unsure if they can offer a unique, sufficient gift, indicating their self - doubt in the romantic relationship.

Answer:

The poem shows the speaker's romantic love (from "How could I love you more?") and self - doubt about being sufficient for the beloved (from "I try to think of one lovely gift / No lover yet in all the world has found" as they struggle to find a unique gift, implying doubt about their ability to satisfy the beloved).