https://padlet.com/saylergill/90mqc32isljhd8ox en-us 2024-12-12 04:26:35 UTC 2024-12-15 06:45:05 UTC hello@padlet.com saylergill https://padlet.com/saylergill/90mqc32isljhd8ox/wish/3260467062 Traditional gender roles involve men having extremely unrealistic standards of beauty that they force women to live up to. However, in this sonnet, Shakespeare acknowledges that the women does not meet these standards as they are nearly impossible to achieve. But instead of writing her off because she is not stereotypically beautiful, he is still madly in love with her even though she is human and therefore imperfect.

]]> 2024-12-15 06:43:06 UTC https://padlet.com/saylergill/90mqc32isljhd8ox/wish/3260467062 saylergill https://padlet.com/saylergill/90mqc32isljhd8ox/wish/3260467710 In this poem, Shakespeare implies that love should be based on real human beings and their authentic characteristics, not impossible and exaggerated comparisons. He is straying away from the typical style of love poem and the typical ideas of love and attraction of the time period.

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