Which two lines in this excerpt suggest the physical union of the lovers?

The two lines in this excerpt that suggest the physical union of the lovers are <em>And in this flea our two bloods mingled be</em>; the flea has bitten both lovers and now the insect contains their blood convined.

<em>And pampered swells with one blood made of two</em>; this implies in a certain erotic way, that the flea gets bigger as it sucks their blood.

These two lines suggest the physical union of the lovers:

1. "And in this flea <u>our two bloods mingled be</u>". The flea has bitten both the poet and his beloved ( the woman he loves so much). As a consequence, their bloods have mixed up. See underlined words.
2. "... and pampered swells <u>with one blood made of two"</u>. The poet thinks that they have already made love through the flea's blood. However, this will no be punished since it is not a sin; the beloved's virginity has not been lost -loss of maidenhead- . The flea's body has got bigger because it has the blood of the poet and his beloved's.See underlined words.