Sonnet 29 is about his despair about being a homosexual, and then 130 is about his despair about having an ugly mistress. He doesn't like anyone, and when he is sad, he thinks of something bad, so then, he feels worse.
Shakespeare's Sonnets 55 and 116 are alike in number of superficial ways - their poetic format, their majestic expression, their titling by way of number only, and so on. More deeply, they point to a common theme - the permanence of true love.
They are both sonnets, and Shakespearean sonnets. They are both addressed to someone described as "you". They are both, to a certain extent, praises of the person to whom they are addressed. Sonnet 55 uses the phrase "But you shall shine more bright" which echoes the primary image of Sonnet 43, as seen in the line "thy much clearer light".
Shakespeare wrote 154 sonnets. Many people, in reading them, start out with the assumption that the speaker must be Shakespeare himself, but this is not necessarily so. Poets were often asked to write for others who were not as skilled in wordcraft, and to express in sonnets the feelings or desires of these other people. Some of the sonnets might have been written at the behest of a man who wanted his son to seriously consider marriage, for example. We don't really know; all we can say is that the message conveyed by some of the sonnets is the same as that conveyed by others, suggesting that they were coming from the same source.
they both think highly of them self's through their poems, basically (Conceited)
They both have 14 lines.
Sonnets and two long poems. Also he was a actor himelf
No. Spenser and Wordsworth both wrote more.
It is possible that you are mixing up the negative and positive wires on the speakers, and what you are hearing is phase cancellation when both speakers are on, which would not be evident with only one speaker. Make sure both speakers are connected with the + and - wires (red and black) properly to the amp. There is usually writing or a small molded notch in the speaker wire to help you maintain the proper polarity for the wires.
A sonnet is a particular kind of 14-line poem with a strict metre and rhyme scheme. They were a common kind of love-poetry in the sixteenth century in England and earlier in Italy. No doubt most of the playwrights of that time (sixteenth and early seventeenth century England I mean) wrote sonnets at one time or another to chat up some lady who they fancied. But the person who is really famous both for plays and sonnets is William Shakespeare.
The sonnets themselves are not particularly controversial, but the scholarly debate about why and for whom they were written has stirred up some controversy. Many of the sonnets appear to be written to a young man, and in terms which are pretty affectionate for relationships between men. By today's standards that degree of affection only exists between gay men, which prompts some people to assert that Shakespeare must have been gay. On the other hand, some of the sonnets seem to be written to a woman, which would lead to the opposite conclusion. The possibility which is not often dwelt on is that the sonnets are no guide whatsoever to Shakespeare's sexuality. Elizabethans were aware of homosexuality (it is referred to in both Shakespeare's and Marlowe's work) but they did not necessarily expect even intense affection to lead to a sexual relationship. That is a conceit of our century.
The subject that concerns the speakers in both Shakespearean sonnets is love. They explore various aspects of love such as its power, beauty, and challenges. Love is a central theme in Shakespeare's works, and it is often depicted in a complex and nuanced way in his sonnets.
How are the speakers' senses of self-esteem similar in "A Thought on the Inestimable Blessing of Reason" and "Deliverance From Another Sore Fit"? In both poems, the speakers consider themselves insignificant. In both poems, the speakers express a great deal of pride. In both poems, the speakers express humility before a larger and greater force. In both poems, the speakers express great doubt as to their abilities.
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Sonnets and two long poems. Also he was a actor himelf
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They're both the same because they can be plugged in and they're different because they are used is different ways.
No. Spenser and Wordsworth both wrote more.
Both speakers were assassinated and both have the quote "All men were created equal"
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There are many places where a person can listen to some of the best sonnets. Websites such as, sonnet music, and everyone listen, both have sonnets people can listen to.