Both Farley and Marvell speak approvingly of sexual promiscuity, although the former takes the feminine point of view and the latter takes the masculine point of view .

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Hello ! I need help with an essay, this is the topic : "Both Farley and Marvell speak approvingly of sexual promiscuity, although the former takes the femenine point of view and the latter takes the masculine point of view " Here are the instructions: 

1. Introduction 
A. State the topic of your paper 
B. Introduce by complete name : author of each selection and selection title. 
C. Thesis statement (last sentence) (opinions not facts) (interpretation/analysis) (use the word BECAUSE) 
2. Supportive paragraph #1 from Selection #1 :
A. Begin with topic sentence 
B. 3 quotations 
•Introduce (who said and where)
•Quote (do not have to be complete sentences) 
•Explain (in your own words) 
3. Supportive paragraph #2 (SAME AS #1) 
4. Conclusion. (Summarize main points) 
 
The poems are : "The Lover Not Taken" Blanche Farley 
And "To His Coy Mistress " Andrew Marvell .
 
Please make a free plagiarism paper and after you first said the author's full name always refer to him by the last name. Thank you ! 
 
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