The ''lines'' can also be seen as a descendance, the sonnet recommending to procreate in order to save this beauty of theirs. It's a common theme in the sonnets written to or for this person.
As long as humans can breathe and eyes can see and ears can hear so will this live and give life to this amazing explanation to pass through generation and understand , thank you you r the best
i am a software engineer. i started reading Shakespeare at someone's recommendation. then i watched your video. i love Shakespeare and your explanation. you are just brilliant i must say.
It would be wonderful to see you dedicate a series of analysis to Shakespeare’s sonnets...if I had more teachers like you I would been a Shakespeare fanatic by now! (Better late than never!)
What a poem. Excellent analysis. I am always struck--in a society so bent on esteeming and exonerating Change (watch any BBC nature documentary)--by how fundamental our desire for eternity seems. We would have to close our eyes to the obvious import of poems like this one in order to value Change as the central significance of life (as does the BBC nature documentary "Life"). Nothing against BBC documentaries; I'm wonderfully addicted to them. But the poetry of the everlasting is undeniable. I would love to see a follow up video analyzing Keats' "Ode to a Nightingale," to see these two poems in conversation about art. Keep it up!
listening to this b4 my class on New cristism. the contrasts and the unity of this poem is in this. the contrast of comparing the subject of the sonnet to something temporary yet telling that they are eternal makes this sort of unity in the end especially in the couplet.
O' sir! This is an exemplary explanation. I would love to study more of Shakespeare's Sonnets through your marvelous teaching skills. Please bring more such videos. Waitinggggg desperately. ❤❤
I am not good at literature, not good at analyzing it, that's why I don't like it. But you changed my mind. I was struck by the meaning behind this sonnet. Though I am not good at this field, it makes me want to explore more and thanks for those people who explains this to me. And this also help me in my studies. Thank you very much.
I am watching this at 2:30 AM,sleepy,tired,anxious,agitated cause I have a test today from 12:00 PM nd I havent studied this whole semester.Wish me Luck.
This is so helpful, thank you so much for the great explanation. By the way, your "waste land" explanation helped me a lot and I got the best mark in literature exam. Thank you again 🤗
i love this... simply beautiful! my favorite line: rough winds do shake the darling buds of may- that one could argue she herself is not always good such as a scorching summer
Wow amazing job! Im studying English and art in Germany and after reading the sonnet I wasnt really sure what its about and now I know in depth, thank you so so much, this video is so helpful!!
Thank you so much, keep up the good work this helped me ever so much, I was struggling to understand this for the past 2h asking my brothers if they could help me but neither they could understand so when I actually took the time and watched your video it truly helped and I really hope you carry this on🙌💙🤗
AMAZING ANALYSIS! AMAZING EXPLANATION! AMAZING DISCUSSION! I feel like I had witnessed the feelings that Shakespeare had when we had written this sonnet. You guided all of the people watching this video to the imaginary world of this sonnet. We feel the eternity of the beloved's beauty, loveliness and temperance. THANK YOU VERY MUCH! KEEP IT UP!
Sir this is brilliant. So helpful for students from around the world. You present us with classes with 'class'.. Please make more videos.. Thanks and love from India🥰🙏
I found it very difficult to understand this sonnet until now. excellent analysis. after understanding the sonnet from your analysis, im in love with this one. its actually an amazingly wonderful piece. wow!! just wow!!!! could you pleeeeeeaaaase do ode to a Skylark by P.B.Shelly?
I was so happy when I came to the same conclusion as you about the sonnet couplet, I was unsure about the rest thank you for helping me to get a better idea of this poem.
Imploring Mr. Huff to make a video on Sonnet 66 and 116 by Shakespeare. Otherwise I'll surely fail in my exams. You are my only hope. My light at the end of the tunnel.
Mr. Huff it was such a good explanation that I wud say I needed such an explanation for learning literature. So please keep uploading more lectures. It wud help many. I need such videos more. Please.
Hey Mr. Huff, we would like to thank you for this wonderful analysis of Shakespeare‘s sonnet!! We are students from Germany and your video was magnificent! Hopefully, our teacher will like our presentation next week. :)
Wow, thank you so much. Shakespeare would be proud of you. Now I love this poem thanks to you. So technical but also so passionate. Excellent video!!!!
This is wonderful, Thank you It came to me while listening to this, that perhaps he was keeping "himself" alive...more so than this person he is writing about. He wrote so many sonets about different things he experienced or understood. I'm not familiar with much shakespeare, nonetheless what I have been exposed to makes me feel this way. Like maybe this one says, I loved so deeply once, in a moment I(he) felt so deeply. I've had experiences like that.. they never last.. They fade..until it happens again. I guess I should read more of his work before having an opinion. All the same, this was great and you should do more.. just like everyone else suggested. I really needed this today .. again, thank you.
Sir make more such videos which are more worthy and vital than anyone believe me your explanation and your sweet voice has no match. Make videos on shakspeare plays and novels and Critically analyse them.
As far as I’m aware, most Shakespearian Scholars are in agreement that the person that is being referred to in this poem is male. I have no idea why choose to interpret that person as female.
Very good. I taught this exact theme in this sonnet (and a couple of others) and it can be very intimate when one understands it, as I'm sure you find, yourself.
Thine own eyes turn to beauty Death cheats us all Him or her cry for life Death is tall, death is captivating Shall we go to the market, or maybe? Questions in life never escape me I found thine own love on the carpet mat Poetry ever fades death But what if she doesn't love me? What if life ceased to exist? Then I would be forced to plea, I would be made a nasty feast Death waits for his turn Beth really never got a chance (This is just a general idea. I wish I could write like him! But I think that we are all special in our own way. It's important to explore passion. I think that Shakespeare defend beauty over death, resulting in a life that never fades away. Yet, death does not allow us to sway...)
love it and hope seeing much video like this in the nearest future so am suggesting some poetry to be analysed as ( John Keats,"ode to autumn"- Sylvia Plath's" Mirror" - "the Road not taken" "SONNET and "To his coy Mistress" .
this is mind blowing in 20 minutes this dude did better than my teacher
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The ''lines'' can also be seen as a descendance, the sonnet recommending to procreate in order to save this beauty of theirs. It's a common theme in the sonnets written to or for this person.
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Sir, you're going to be the reason I pass my English exam tomorrow.
You'll do great!
@@MrHuffsLiteratureClass Could you tell me the language of this poem (word choice/diction)? Please
Did you pass the exam?
As long as humans can breathe and eyes can see and ears can hear so will this live and give life to this amazing explanation to pass through generation and understand , thank you you r the best
this will really help with my exam, I don't even think my English teacher knew this, thanks man. Greetings from Sweden.
i am a software engineer. i started reading Shakespeare at someone's recommendation. then i watched your video. i love Shakespeare and your explanation. you are just brilliant i must say.
lol not his analysis but ok.
i don’t think ive ever heard a better explanation and analysis to this sonnet, thank you
It would be wonderful to see you dedicate a series of analysis to Shakespeare’s sonnets...if I had more teachers like you I would been a Shakespeare fanatic by now! (Better late than never!)
What a poem. Excellent analysis. I am always struck--in a society so bent on esteeming and exonerating Change (watch any BBC nature documentary)--by how fundamental our desire for eternity seems. We would have to close our eyes to the obvious import of poems like this one in order to value Change as the central significance of life (as does the BBC nature documentary "Life"). Nothing against BBC documentaries; I'm wonderfully addicted to them. But the poetry of the everlasting is undeniable. I would love to see a follow up video analyzing Keats' "Ode to a Nightingale," to see these two poems in conversation about art. Keep it up!
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Could you tell me the language of this poem (word choice/diction)? Please
@@rafih.j.2540 Could you tell me the language of this poem (word choice/diction)? Please
So long as youtube exists or this video exists, so long we'll see this awesome analysis and this will make us understand poetry better.
I wish you could explain each and every sonnet . Or any more literature will also teach a lot. 😊😄
Stay tuned...
@@MrHuffsLiteratureClass We waiting, we have faith
@@MrHuffsLiteratureClass we are still waiting for more hahah
@@MrHuffsLiteratureClass Still having some faith
I am from India 🇮🇳..... A student of Class 12.. And this sonnet is in our syllabus.... Thank you very much sir for your minute explanation ❤️❤️❤️
listening to this b4 my class on New cristism. the contrasts and the unity of this poem is in this. the contrast of comparing the subject of the sonnet to something temporary yet telling that they are eternal makes this sort of unity in the end especially in the couplet.
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U made me feel like i was with Shakespeare when he was writing it.
Keep up man 👍👌
O' sir! This is an exemplary explanation. I would love to study more of Shakespeare's Sonnets through your marvelous teaching skills.
Please bring more such videos.
Waitinggggg desperately. ❤❤
Thanks! Sonnet 1...dropping soon. :)
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You're one of the greatest teachers l have ever seen.You're fantastic.thank you very much.
Thanks!
You're the best teacher in English literature.
the most impressive analysis of shakespearien sonnet I’ve ever seen
I am not good at literature, not good at analyzing it, that's why I don't like it. But you changed my mind. I was struck by the meaning behind this sonnet. Though I am not good at this field, it makes me want to explore more and thanks for those people who explains this to me. And this also help me in my studies. Thank you very much.
Greetings from Panama. I feel very proud and happy of teaching Shakespeare sonnets. I have a master in literature.
I start love poetry since high school. Exactly like how my teacher taught. Love this. Brings back the memories.
This is the BEST explanation of the sonnet that I've come across till now. Thank you! It's very helpful. ❤️
I am watching this at 2:30 AM,sleepy,tired,anxious,agitated cause I have a test today from 12:00 PM nd I havent studied this whole semester.Wish me Luck.
@@necrossff1964 best of luck...
This is so helpful, thank you so much for the great explanation. By the way, your "waste land" explanation helped me a lot and I got the best mark in literature exam. Thank you again 🤗
i love this... simply beautiful! my favorite line: rough winds do shake the darling buds of may- that one could argue she herself is not always good such as a scorching summer
Thank you! I am so glad that people do these videos; they're really helpful!
That was awesome!
I really appreciate your enthusiasm in describing so. That is awesome!
i'm writing an exam in 2 hours time from now thanks for coming through now i understand the poem
Thanks, sir , for your analysis and scansion to this poem 🙏 it was tough, but it seems easier because of u.
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Wow amazing job! Im studying English and art in Germany and after reading the sonnet I wasnt really sure what its about and now I know in depth, thank you so so much, this video is so helpful!!
Im Brazilian and I am learning about Shakespeare in my class and you make it so simple to understand!
Thank you!
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Thank you so much, keep up the good work this helped me ever so much, I was struggling to understand this for the past 2h asking my brothers if they could help me but neither they could understand so when I actually took the time and watched your video it truly helped and I really hope you carry this on🙌💙🤗
I am going to read this poem at the NY 2024 Shakespeare Sonnet Slam!!! Thank you for explaining it so beautifully
That sounds awesome!
AMAZING ANALYSIS! AMAZING EXPLANATION! AMAZING DISCUSSION! I feel like I had witnessed the feelings that Shakespeare had when we had written this sonnet. You guided all of the people watching this video to the imaginary world of this sonnet. We feel the eternity of the beloved's beauty, loveliness and temperance. THANK YOU VERY MUCH! KEEP IT UP!
I'm writing a research paper on sonnet 18 in pop culture. This was really helpful. Thank you :)
Care for a share?
I have my exams and I was literally worried but now I'm not. Thank you for this incredible explanation!! 😄
No worries!
I am far away from you , and I appreciate you a lot for giving me a great lecture
This 20 minutes video did what my teacher couldn't in three 45 minutes sessions.
Thank you for such a beautiful explanation. As an English Honours student it really helped me out.
Sir this is brilliant. So helpful for students from around the world. You present us with classes with 'class'.. Please make more videos.. Thanks and love from India🥰🙏
The best analysis so far 🙌🏽
Wow ! It is quite appreciable !
You have really done a good job...
Wonderful. Now I Understand Sonnet 18 thanks to you🤗
I found it very difficult to understand this sonnet until now. excellent analysis. after understanding the sonnet from your analysis, im in love with this one. its actually an amazingly wonderful piece. wow!! just wow!!!!
could you pleeeeeeaaaase do ode to a Skylark by P.B.Shelly?
Shelley.
I was so happy when I came to the same conclusion as you about the sonnet couplet, I was unsure about the rest thank you for helping me to get a better idea of this poem.
Imploring Mr. Huff to make a video on Sonnet 66 and 116 by Shakespeare.
Otherwise I'll surely fail in my exams. You are my only hope. My light at the end of the tunnel.
Sonnet 1. Dropping soon...
Mr. Huff it was such a good explanation that I wud say I needed such an explanation for learning literature. So please keep uploading more lectures. It wud help many. I need such videos more. Please.
Hey Mr. Huff,
we would like to thank you for this wonderful analysis of Shakespeare‘s sonnet!!
We are students from Germany and your video was magnificent! Hopefully, our teacher will like our presentation next week. :)
Thanks!
Do you belong to the race of the Arab
Wow, thank you so much. Shakespeare would be proud of you. Now I love this poem thanks to you. So technical but also so passionate. Excellent video!!!!
Thank you!
You made it sooo easy to understand ...Thank you sir..love from India
This is wonderful, Thank you
It came to me while listening to this, that perhaps he was keeping "himself" alive...more so than this person he is writing about. He wrote so many sonets about different things he experienced or understood.
I'm not familiar with much shakespeare, nonetheless what I have been exposed to makes me feel this way. Like maybe this one says, I loved so deeply once, in a moment I(he) felt so deeply. I've had experiences like that.. they never last..
They fade..until it happens again.
I guess I should read more of his work before having an opinion.
All the same, this was great and you should do more.. just like everyone else suggested. I really needed this today .. again, thank you.
A wonderful lesson, clear and passionate. I am deeply grateful
Oh I beg u to do all the sonnets😭
Not even asking for academic purposes but man I love the way u talk and explain
I'm definitely considering it!
Please make more videos on Shakespeare's Sonnets.. Please sir. Your method of teaching is far better than my professor
Just Amazing, Thank You Mr. Huff .
This is an absolutely brilliant explanation of a wonderful poem.
Sir make more such videos which are more worthy and vital than anyone believe me your explanation and your sweet voice has no match.
Make videos on shakspeare plays and novels and Critically analyse them.
had tears after understanding the sonnet, thank you
Same ! This sonnet is dazzling !
Utterly grateful for you and this video. Thank you!!!
You are so welcome!
Wow! I had goosebumps. Beautiful!
You got me in tears💔 thank you very much.
Sir im form kerala in india and also a pg student.im so thank ful to u sir.i liked ur analysis.so helpful
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Thank you so much! You've helped me more than you can even begin to fathom! ❤
As far as I’m aware, most Shakespearian Scholars are in agreement that the person that is being referred to in this poem is male. I have no idea why choose to interpret that person as female.
Thank you. This is what I was looking for. Excellent analysis.
Glad it was helpful!
TYSM!! hope you live a happy life and get everything you want you’re the best
Thank you! You too!
This was very helpful, thank you! You're really good at explaining Shakespeare!
I’m awe struck - marvellous teaching - eternal!
english is hard for me，english poem is even harder，but i like your content，it is so educated and beautiful，thank you~
Very good. I taught this exact theme in this sonnet (and a couple of others) and it can be very intimate when one understands it, as I'm sure you find, yourself.
Outstanding explanation man.... Best among all the videos related this ....
that video gave me hope that i will pass the stylistics exam , thank you
A brilliant analysis off this poem. Thank you.
what a beautiful expression by the person himself, keep it up mate.
that makes so much sense when you explain it
I have my final oral exam later today, this helped a lot
I'm so glad I didn't stop this video early! Thank you!
Thank u so much for this wonderful analysis it's very important for me :-)
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What an amazing lecture! I'm obsessed.
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Thine own eyes turn to beauty
Death cheats us all
Him or her cry for life
Death is tall, death is captivating
Shall we go to the market, or maybe?
Questions in life never escape me
I found thine own love on the carpet mat
Poetry ever fades death
But what if she doesn't love me?
What if life ceased to exist?
Then I would be forced to plea,
I would be made a nasty feast
Death waits for his turn
Beth really never got a chance
(This is just a general idea. I wish I could write like him! But I think that we are all special in our own way. It's important to explore passion. I think that Shakespeare defend beauty over death, resulting in a life that never fades away. Yet, death does not allow us to sway...)
This sonnet is my favorite. Thank you ,pal.
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love it and hope seeing much video like this in the nearest future so am suggesting some poetry to be analysed as ( John Keats,"ode to autumn"- Sylvia Plath's" Mirror" - "the Road not taken" "SONNET and "To his coy Mistress" .
Whoa !..it was amazing .
Thank you.
The speaker shouldn't be so insistent on his use of female pronouns. The poem was actually addressed to a man.
Seriously this was so amazing sir thank you❤️
Thanks, I just came up with my thesis watching this
Noooo please don't stop uploading i love your videos!!!
the final few lines in this sonnet is mind blowing
finally l understand this sonnet thank you great teacher ❤❤
Such a nice explanation
Thank you soo much brother ❤️
Thanks Mr. Huff .
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(From Bangladesh)
Excellent explanation
You say” she” but it was dedicated to a “he”
You are wrong. The beloved one here in this sonnet is genderless.
In Arabic literature and poetry they denote to feminine with masculine. in other words they say He instead of SHE.
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I loved every minute you are amazing @ explaining things
It's good but you should've mentioned the literary devices as well, thus making it more comprehensible .
Art preserves the memory of life.
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A beautiful and convincing explanation
Wow! Thank you so much. This was mind blowing
I think this sonnet has been dedicated to Shakespeare's male friend.. W.H. (Earl of Southampton). It is he not she.
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I'm from Egypt ...thank u sir ..it's so helpful
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