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【Abstract】Love is the eternal theme in literature. The passionate shepherd to his love， The bait and A red， red rose all devote to express love， but the expressing effects are not the same. The article aims to analyze the s poems in several aspects to find out the similarities and differences among them in order to help readers better understand them.
【Key words】love； similarity； difference
1. Introduction
Love is so great that many people can perceive and enjoy. Poets use their special ways to express it. Different perspectives have an effect on the expressions. The passionate shepherd to his love， The bait and A red， red rose are 3 love works of 3 poets. Here， let’s begin to analyze the 3 poems.
The 3 poems are from different eras. The first poem is written by Christopher Marlowe， an Elizabethan master. The second poet is a metaphysical wit， while the third poet is in Romanticism. Various backgrounds and characteristics decide their different compose styles.
2. Analysis of the poems
2.1 Tones， theme and effect
The tones of the poems are different. The tone in the first one is happy and passionate； the second one， cynical and flippant； the third one， romantic and brief. The theme in 3 poems are all the same， but for effects， they are different. The first one uses beautiful nature to express love with the words like “valleys， groves， fields”. It describes an active and wonderful picture， making readers to imagine. The second poem also shows love through nature such as “sands， sun， river”， but it shows desires are natural， which pollutes nature. The kind of love is dark and deceit. The third one uses nature， too. Rose is the best explanation. Love is like a red rose， plain but beautiful. In this poem， the words like “sea， sun， sands” occur. The poet appreciates nature a lot and he wants to convey the meaning that no matter what will happen， he will love the girl forever， showing the great and eternal love.
2.2 Writing style
The 3 poems all use alliteration and rhyme. The first one shows freedom of love and beauty of nature in a pastoral tradition. Live
【Key words】love； similarity； difference
1. Introduction
Love is so great that many people can perceive and enjoy. Poets use their special ways to express it. Different perspectives have an effect on the expressions. The passionate shepherd to his love， The bait and A red， red rose are 3 love works of 3 poets. Here， let’s begin to analyze the 3 poems.
The 3 poems are from different eras. The first poem is written by Christopher Marlowe， an Elizabethan master. The second poet is a metaphysical wit， while the third poet is in Romanticism. Various backgrounds and characteristics decide their different compose styles.
2. Analysis of the poems
2.1 Tones， theme and effect
The tones of the poems are different. The tone in the first one is happy and passionate； the second one， cynical and flippant； the third one， romantic and brief. The theme in 3 poems are all the same， but for effects， they are different. The first one uses beautiful nature to express love with the words like “valleys， groves， fields”. It describes an active and wonderful picture， making readers to imagine. The second poem also shows love through nature such as “sands， sun， river”， but it shows desires are natural， which pollutes nature. The kind of love is dark and deceit. The third one uses nature， too. Rose is the best explanation. Love is like a red rose， plain but beautiful. In this poem， the words like “sea， sun， sands” occur. The poet appreciates nature a lot and he wants to convey the meaning that no matter what will happen， he will love the girl forever， showing the great and eternal love.
2.2 Writing style
The 3 poems all use alliteration and rhyme. The first one shows freedom of love and beauty of nature in a pastoral tradition. Live