Shakespearian Love Sonnets

While reading Shakespeare's love Sonnet drama "Romeo and Juliet", I met many beautiful love images and compared it with objects to highlight my beauty. During the play, when Romeo first saw Juliet, he was shocked by her beauty. He said: "She taught the torch to burn very brightly, which seems she was hanging on the cheeks of the night as a rich jewel in the ear of Ethiopia, a pigeoncase wearing snow. "The first line tells" July is a message that it really stands out from the rest of the party at the party, so "bright" beautifully, she teaches to burn the torch brightly.

For centuries, Shakespeare's Sonnet scholars and students thought WH H. Mr. who is said to be the true author of Shakespeare's Sonnets. Several theories have been proposed, and several candidates have been proposed. Please tell me the clear answer as the main target of Shakespeare's sonnets. Mr. H. means hidden Mr. - like Don Quixote de la Mancha, the hidden Mr. comes from Chanel (UK). What is the way and why he hides? In fact, he is not physically hidden. When he wrote many of his work, what he hides is his identity. He wrote a lot of his name in Francis Bacon, and won a permanent reputation for it. However, this is only a tip of the iceberg. Most of his work is done under the name of the generation of the same generation. For security reasons, he needed to hide his identity.

Over the centuries, scholars of Shakespeare have been confused about the identity of WH H. who is said to be the true author of Shakespeare 's Sonnets. This ha sentence composer now reveals "Mr. W. H" The meaning of "hidden teacher" - for example, Don Quijote de la Mancha, Mr. Fu is hidden in the channel It is. Why Shakesperian authors are hiding their own identities can be discussed elsewhere. At the same time, let's notice what is being written or predicted on Shakespeare's Sonnet number.

There are three quart rains and one caplet in this sonnet of Shakespeare, but the early form of sonnets are called Petrarchan / Italian sonnets including octave and sestet. Shakespeare's Sonnet 130 consists of 14 lines, each line contains 10 syllables. Meter is a pentad scale instrument with stress-free feet. What stands out particularly in this sonnet is the concept of "idea of ​​each line". Each section of this sonnet does not contain perfect thoughts or thoughts. It is mandatory.