Sonnet 119: What Potions Have I Drunk Of Siren Tears

I am drunk with some attractive potions - sweet but really distilled from the foul - I doubt my wish and I always fail like I think it is on the verge of victory. If you feel that you were not so happy, what is the mistake you made in my mind? With this crazy fever pain, how my eyes jump out of their holes! But ah, the benefit of evil! Now I can see that evil can make good things better, and when love is rebuilt, the love destroyed will be better - stronger and stronger. So I came back to the one who made me happy, and for the sin I committed, I gained three times the reward I used.

The last sonnet I chose was a relatively unfamiliar No 119, one of three proposed by Anytimefrances, and two different poets were proposed by different poets. Originally, I thought that the sonnet of the minstrel had many thoughts, but I noticed that Soonet 119 began making themes from 118. I think that it is interesting to indulge in two themes. Love as a form of sickness is one of the most popular court love. However, 118 years of Shakespeare is reminiscent of new metaphor and psychological subtleties. The process described by his sonnet is a common process: challenging a perfectly perfect relationship by predicting lovers, boredom or extra kicks, "not bad" and usually behaving badly. The speaker gave an optimistic view on voluntary quarrel and infidelity compared to laxatives and emetics that promote illness-only health.

On Sonnet 119, the theme of the previous sonnet continued; the speaker defended his lover and returned to his beloved princess. Sonnet 109-113 also deals with themes divided by betrayal. In Sonnet 117, the background of betrayal by a fair lord is set for the first time, "Please blame me: I scanned everything, I should repay it in your big desert." Rewards all ways in which the beauty and beauty of the princess exist. He is obsessed with him, he is called "Crazy Fever", but his final goal can not be achieved, he came back

Summary of Shakespeare's Sonnets and Analysis of Sonnets 119 - "What kind of potion tears did you drink"

The first line of this sonnet points to a girl of myths living in Mediterranean islands. And they use a beautiful song to tempt sailors in their destiny. In Homer 's "Odyssey", Odysseus told Phaeaceans about Siren; he was warned by the goddess Circe. He was invited by the siren to be bound by the mast of the ship and followed Circe 's advice to avoid clogging the ears of the crew with wax. Even though he was tempted by a woman he could finally escape and return to a fair lord, so the speakers might have cited their "tears".

Summary of Shakespeare's Sonnets and Analysis of Sonnets 119 - "What kind of potion tears did you drink"