Asap the following question is based on petrarch - sonnet 18. when i have turned my eyes to that place where my lady's lovely face shines, and that light leaves me not a thought while i burn and melt away inside, i fear lest my heart parts from my self, and seeing the end of my light nearing, i go like a blind man, without light, who knows no way to go, but must depart. i receive so many deadly blows i flee: but not so quickly that desire does not come with me as is his wont. i go silently, since one deadly word would make men weep: and i desire that my tears might be shed alone. when i have turned my eyes to that placewhere my lady's lovely face shines, and that light leaves me not a thoughtwhile i burn and melt away inside, i fear lest my heart parts from my self, and seeing the end of my light nearing, i go like a blind man, without light, who knows no way to go, but must depart. i receive so many deadly blowsi flee: but not so quickly that desiredoes not come with me as is his wont. i go silently, since one deadly wordwould make men weep: and i desirethat my tears might be shed alone. in the third stanza, what does the speaker personify? a. death c. love b. desire d. fear select the best answer from the choices provided a b c d