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1 Compare the summer's day with you. ================================================ Thy, more beautiful and many temperate art: wind Strong tremor in Heaven 5 sometimes too hot eyes, and ======================= ===: maie Baby's bud, all in short summer I have a lease date =================== Often the color of his gold's face is dimmed, -------------- ---- ----- ---------------- And all fair events fall, -------------- ------- --- --------------------- Chance to change direction without restriction, or on character: ------- -------- --------------------------------- But your eternal summer will not go away , ------------ ---------------------------- 10 There is no loose belongings

In poetry, should I compare you to summer? William · Shakespeare said that his loved ones and the natural par "his family has nothing to do with the sun's eyes". He uses natural elements to show that nature is superior to humans. However, although he concluded that the poet is naturally more perfect than a man, he concluded that he loves his wife rather than the unique qualities of humanity. From the title of the poem, you can see that nature is superior to humans. "In the eyes of my mistress, nothing more than a day," Poems allow the reader to think that the sun is more beautiful and better than a lover's eye. The sun is a symbol of happiness and joy of life. It gives him happiness when the author watches the sunshine. Say, his eyes' eyes looks like a day, which means that she does not reflect happiness or joy when he looks into her. Her eyes do not shine like the sun

In Sonnet 18 ("Should I compare with your summer?") And 130 ("My lover's eyes are different from the sun"), 116 sonnet poetry is the whole array of the most famous one It is one. The definition of love it provides is chosen and most frequently cited in poetry classics. Basically, this sonnet presents to the extreme ideal of romantic love: it will not change, it is persistent than death, does not recognize any defects, never fade. More importantly, the loudspeaker will write, if love is deadly, changeable or non-persistent, it claims ideally that it can ideally call the only "real" love, and nobody loves it No. This poem given to rhetorical and emotional power is not that complex, rather it is the strength of their language and emotional beliefs