Shakespeare's Sonnet 30 - Analysis

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  • Опубліковано 22 гру 2024

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  • @achingapamei3217
    @achingapamei3217 2 роки тому

    Wow it was so good👍. Miss what is the answer for this explain the extracts given below in about 50-60 words
    " The expense of many a vanish'd sights"

  • @nanonano5712
    @nanonano5712 2 роки тому

    Pls I want a paraphrase and diction for this poem ..

  • @wiwipuspita5950
    @wiwipuspita5950 3 роки тому +1

    What is the aesthetic part of this poem?

    • @onelitteacher3575
      @onelitteacher3575  3 роки тому +2

      Interesting question! In general I find the sonnet form aesthetically pleasing because it is so carefully and beautifully crafted. While Shakespeare’s Sonnet 30 does not contain much visual imagery, the way Shakespeare simulates the grief cycle and makes readers feel powerful emotions along with him is aesthetically pleasing. The most beautiful aspect of the poem in terms its imagery is the powerful way Shakespeare creates sound imagery and connects that imagery so closely with emotions. And, while the poem mainly evokes painful emotions, the fact that it resolves on a positive and comforting note, is also pleasing.

  • @lakhitadaswani1643
    @lakhitadaswani1643 3 роки тому

    Hi
    What and where is the volta(turn) in this sonnet?

    • @onelitteacher3575
      @onelitteacher3575  3 роки тому

      The volta occurs at line 13 and is signaled by the word "But." This is where the tone shifts as the speaker focuses less on the grief of loss as he begins to remember the happy times he spent with his lost love/friend. This completes the cycle of grief until it begins afresh again at a later time.

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