Read the excerpt. from "remembrance" sweet love of youth, forgive if i forget thee while the world's tide is bearing me along: other desires and other hopes beset me, hopes which obscure but cannot do thee wrong. what does the speaker in "remembrance" plan to do? inform others that her life is over determine to never fall in love again learn to live without yearning for her lover stay by the graveside of her lost love forever

learn to live without yearning for her lover

Explanation:

In the poem "Remembrance," the author Emily Brontë speaks to her lost love, who died fifteen years ago, and asks him to forgive her if she ever forgets him. In that respect, although her joy died with him, her mind is now on other desires and hopes. As a result, the speaker is conflicted between living a joyless present and giving in to painful memories of her lover.

the answer is "began" because it is a action that can be done

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