My Mistress Eyes - Short Shakespeare Lecture
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my mistress' eyesby YaqCuartz8,977 views- 1:25
My Mistress' Eyes Alan Rickmanby fenderswimmer26,575 views
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Sonnet 18 pt. 2by michellematysak1,866 views
I do agree but Sonnet 18 actually makes fun of the italian renaisannce sonnets more than this sonnet. I believe this sonnet is more sincere than the other one.
xcstud7 1 year ago
It's interesting. The majority of the sonnets, I believe, are to a male friend. Some modern critics interpret this as homosexual, but I take it as an hetrosexual, male frienship and nothing more. It is an intimate male friendhip, and nothing more.
Is there any idea who this ugly lady might be? Have critics made any guesses?
wainscottbl 2 years ago
What is interesting is the fact that Shakespeare wouldn't dare discribe his true love (see sonnets 1-126) with such jocularity.
I doubt the poem is so much about his love than it is a satire on tired conventions.
bunnycatch3r 3 years ago
the skipping at the beginning is soo cooool
simonx49 4 years ago 2
thank you
tangawia 4 years ago
i've been doing Shakespeare in university and i would say this is my favourite sonnet too. Such a contrasting character!
attrattivo 4 years ago