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With what I most enjoy contented least; (8).

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In this moment, Shakespeare is using paradox to explain that things he used to enjoy the most, no longer bring him happiness.

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In line 8, the poet describes his feelings of sadness and state of depression.

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This line shows the complexity of sadness. These lines suggest that the speaker is depressed because he can no longer enjoy things that once brought him a lot of happiness. This shows that sometimes intense feelings of sadness can alter the way you view yourself and the world, which can eventually impact your actions.

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Sonnet 29 #2And trouble deaf heaven with my bootless  cries" (3).

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Sonnet 29 #2And trouble deaf heaven with my bootless  cries" (3).

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Sonnet 29 #3Find another example of figurative language from the poem and type lines here

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Sonnet 29 #3Find another example of figurative language from the poem and type lines here

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Monsieur's Departure #1""I grieve and dare not show my discontent;/ I love, and yet am forced to seem to hate" (1-2).

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Monsieur's Departure #1""I grieve and dare not show my discontent;/ I love, and yet am forced to seem to hate" (1-2).

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A. The speaker is using paradox to describe her current state. She is in love with someone but she must appear to be hateful on the outside so she does not appear to be vulnerable.
B. The poet is describing the frustration that she feels over not being able to express herself to others.
C. This moment is revealing because the speaker allows readers to experience her feelings of being a contradiction herself.

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Monsieur's Departure #2For I am soft, and made of melting snow" (14). 

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Monsieur's Departure #2For I am soft, and made of melting snow" (14). 

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A. The poet uses a metaphor to compare ___________ to melting snow.
B. Queen Elizabeth is using figurative language to describe how fragile and tender she is on the inside.
C.

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Monsieur's Departure #3"My care is like my shadow in the sun—/ Follows me flying, flies when I pursue it,/ Stands, and lies by me, doth what I have done (7-9).

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Monsieur's Departure #3"My care is like my shadow in the sun—/ Follows me flying, flies when I pursue it,/ Stands, and lies by me, doth what I have done (7-9).

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A. simile
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Hamlet #1"she followed my poor father's body,/Like Niobe, all tears—why, she, even she— /O, God, a beast that wants discourse of reason/Would have mourn'd longer" (I.ii.91-93).

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Hamlet #1"she followed my poor father's body,/Like Niobe, all tears—why, she, even she— /O, God, a beast that wants discourse of reason/Would have mourn'd longer" (I.ii.91-93).

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A. Shakespeare is using allusion. He refers to the Greek myth of Niobe who is turned to stone. As a statue, Niobe continues to cry for the death and loss of her children.
B. Shakespeare uses this example to express Hamlet's frustration and disgust over his mother's lack of mourning for his father. Hamlet cannot understand how his mother could move on so quickly and marry Claudius, her husband's brother.
C.

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Hamlet #2"But break my heart, for I must hold my tongue" (I.ii.101).

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Hamlet #2"But break my heart, for I must hold my tongue" (I.ii.101).

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A. Figurative language is used to express
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Hamlet #3"O that this too too solid flesh would melt,/Thaw and resolve itself into a dew!/Or that the Everlasting had not fix'd/His canon 'gainst self-slaughter!" (I.ii.71-74).

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Hamlet #3"O that this too too solid flesh would melt,/Thaw and resolve itself into a dew!/Or that the Everlasting had not fix'd/His canon 'gainst self-slaughter!" (I.ii.71-74).

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A. The imagery in these lines show
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POST # 1"piece of textual evidence from the poem or play" (line numbers).

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POST # 1"piece of textual evidence from the poem or play" (line numbers).

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A. Identify AND Describe the figurative language that is being used.
B. What feeling is the poet describing
C. How does the author's use of figurative language help reveal aspects of the human condition?