Which of the following best describes Bradstreet's purpose in "To My Dear and Loving Husband?"

A. To profess the depths of her love to her husband and the unity she feels with him.

B. To explain how lost she would be without him in her life.

C. To detail the virtues and joys of love within the institution of marriage.

D. To describe and praise her husband's many attractive qualities and virtues.

C maybe idrk if I'm right I'm most probably wrong

In the poem: "To My Dear and Loving Husband?" The option that describes the best Bradstreet's purpose is:

A. To profess the depths of her love to her husband and the unity she feels with him.

Explanation:

The first element that backs the answer is that she describes how much they love each other meaning that it is a union, not a one-sided love. Therefore it cannot be considered her love for him. The second is that she talks about the love between them considering themselves as a group. So, she is not talking about her qualities and virtues. But the state of interdependence they live in. Meaning that they are a unit, but inside that unit, they are also individuals.