From the Amoretti

    From the Amoretii :-  Edmund Spenser 

    

"From the Amoretti " is written by Edmund Spenser who was an English poet and was known for his well written poem ' Fairy Queen ' This sonnet was written in 16 th century which included 89 sonnet .

 In the first few lines the poet talks about the afforts that he took to mortilise name of his beloved . 

One fine day  he started writing his beloved's name upon the strand but waves became his enemy as it washed away his beloved's name .

 Still after the first failure he did not gave up and again try to write her name but once again the tide came and washed it away , this pain has very well expressed in the line by the poet is 

 "  But came the tide
    and made my pains his prey " 

 In next lines the poet talks about efforts to mortal name of his beloved. His beloved may be is watching him from somewhere at expresses her sorrow all her lovers failure.

 The poet there expresses his feelings because he is scared now as the way nature wiped out his beloved's name . His fear is that his name also can be 
' Wiped out likewise  " . 

 In the las few lines of the poem , poet expresses his fear and he still will continue to etrnize the name of his beloved he console his beloved by saying that she may " Die in dust " but she will live by fame . She would be in the memory by her virtues and she would live in verses even after death when death will subdue entire world there love shall live this how the poet describes the unstoppable efforts of a lover to mortise the name of his beloved .