sentences:  Poems concerning love express doubt and emotional vulnerability while in love.“To Philaster", consists of twenty-two lines in which the speaker shifts between fond reminiscence of the love she shared with Philaster (a moniker for a lover appearing in several of Egerton's works) and attacks upon his character as a deceiver.The work begins by calling Philaster a "perjur'd Youth" and likening his passion to a "disease."