The narrator also compares his state to vegetables which  "should grow vaster than (*) empires, and more slow."
S    In one section of this work, the narrator discusses how another character should wait until the birth of Christianity, despite how his condition began "ten years before the flood." The narrator also compares his state to vegetables which  "should grow vaster than (*) empires, and more slow." Another image in this poem is the depiction of worms eating the hymen of a dead girl, which follows the imagery of "Time's winged chariot drawing near." Containing the longing "had we but world enough, and time," for 10 points, name this poem in which the speaker entreats the titular prudish woman to sleep with him, a work by Andrew Marvell.
S    In one section of this work, the narrator discusses how another character should wait until the birth of Christianity, despite how his condition began "ten years before the flood.
_To His Coy Mistress