How do these two poems differ in what they emphasize? A) Both the Shepherd and the woman he is addressing celebrate how love is eternal and can never fade away. Eliminate B) While the "Reply" is filled with the language of wooing and seduction, the "Passionate Shepherd" is mostly ironic and satirical in his speech. C) While the "Passionate Shepherd" is not interested in wooing the woman, she is mightily interested in pursuing the shepherd with all her heart. D) The "Passionate Shepherd" tries to woo the nymph by offering her beautiful things for a comfortable life, but the "Reply" knows that not everything men say is true.