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Petrarchan and Shakespearean sonnet: differences

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Petrarchan and Shakespearean sonnet: differences

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This sonnet is addressed to a young man, known as the "Youth Fair". It is William Shakespeare's eighteenth sonnet and is made up of three alternating rhyming quatrains and a kissed rhyming couplet. The poet begins by praising his dear and young friend and wonders if he can compare it to a summer day, but realizes that this is more lovable and his sweetness lasts longer than summer. All beauty is destined to disappear and die, but its friend, compared to an eternal summer, will not disappear or lose its beauty. Poetry, immortal, will give it life as long as men can breathe or eyes can see. In this sonnet Shakespeare is able to capture the true essence of love. The main theme is the power of poetry that makes love eternal.

Sulano Rachele

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What would you do if your parents disapproved of your boyfriend or girlfriend? Would you end the relationship, or would you hide it from them?

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Imagine a friend of yours wants to declare his love to the person he has benn going out with, but he does not know how. Think of some advice on what he should/shouldn't do or say.

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What is the most important difference between the song and Shakespeare's tragedy?