“To His Coy Mistress” is a poem by Andrew Marvell that explores themes of love, time, and seduction. The speaker addresses his beloved, urging her to seize the moment and embrace their passion. He uses vivid imagery and hyperbole to express his admiration and the lengths he would go to if they had all the time in the world. The poem is structured in three parts: the speaker first imagines a world where time is limitless, then acknowledges the reality of mortality, and finally proposes that they should act on their desires. This progression emphasizes the urgency of love and the fleeting nature of life.