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- to reek: to smell bad
- damask'd roses: patterned, streaked with red and white; once a symbol of the House of Tudors
- comparing the lovers beauty - never in her favor
- elaborate joke on the conventions of love poetry common in Shakespeare's day
- a love poem turned on its head
- goes through a whole list of flaws, but at the end he changes his tone and tells us about his real and complete love for her

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In Flanders Fields
Poppy seeds- opium production, narcotic drug

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Poem shows how even though someone is not beautiful on the outside compared to society standards, there is an inner beauty that makes a woman even more beautiful and attractive.
The poem uses repeated lines at the end of each stanza to bring attention to be a phenomenal woman. This gives structure and helps the ideas be more cohesive and connected. It also uses a metaphor, to compare men to a hive of bees who buzz around her.