Homework Help: Shakespeare's Sonnet 18 (SHALL I COMPARE THEE TO A SUMMER'S DAY?)
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
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In this video I'm talking about Sonnet 18 by William Shakespeare (also called "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?"). You can listen to the poem for class, or go straight to the line-by-line breakdown for a full analysis. To learn more about the format and rules of the sonnets, check out my video on the basics: • Homework Help: Basic R...
READ THROUGH 0:50
ANALYSIS
Theme 1:36
Lines 1-4 2:21
Lines 5-8 3:38
Lines 9-12 5:03
Lines 13-14 6:09
Hope that helps! If you have questions or you were interested in a different story or author, let me know in the comments and I'll see what I can do. Good luck!
Shakespeare, William. "Sonnet 18." The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Gramercy Books, 1975, pp. 1194.
© 2021 Carrie Hoover
Thank you. Hearing you recite this poem which I fell in love with in high school was worth the like alone. Haven't heard it since. Then a brilliant breakdown. Keep going please
Thank you, indeed for sharing with us the poem analysis !!! Truly helpful and appreciated !!
I’ve always wonder about this poem. Your explanation finally tied it all together for me, thank you.
She should have more subscribers. She does a great job in reciting Shakespeare.
100% just subbed. I used her videos for a paper on a Poe short that really helped me focus my thoughts
Thanks Carrie. Very helpful
Thank you so much you did your best
I really like the way you speak, you make it sound so interesting! Thanks for a good analysis!
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Nice. Thank You . It was very useful
😍If Shakespeare were alive today, he'd say Carrie was hotter than a summer's day! Great lesson.
That's very insightful, thanks for your pov!!❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
It is a great help. for a chinese student who need to take English literary course_
I come back to your lesson again and agin you are great teacher//
thank you so much mam.
Do you have the best explanations! You were saving the day with my literature grade!
Big thanks for explaining!
Thank you very much for covering some of Shakespeare's sonnets. You made things simple and easy to understand. Keep it up! I would appreciate it if you could also cover some of the poems of Emily Dickinson, Carl Sandburg, or Rabindranath Tagore (especially his poem Where the Mind is Without Fear). I look forward to your next videos.
Thank you so much for watching! Do you have any favorites by Emily Dickinson?
@@CarrieHoover Yes, I do. Because I Could Not Stop for Death, Hope is the thing with feathers, I'm Nobody! Who Are You?, This is my letter to the world, Success is counted sweetest, and There is no frigate like a book are some of my favorites.
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Carrie.. will you give this sonnet a reading and analysis.. ty
Journey Through Love’s Day by Bob Marley
"In meadows where affection's blush first stirs,
Beneath dawn's gaze, love's tender seeds are sown.
With every glance, a silent promise occurs,
And every wind's whisper, a vow is gently thrown.
In morning's shared glow, love's sweet melody sounds,
As the sun climbs, hearts blaze with passion's bright flame.
On love's journey, where common ground abounds,
Spring's caress revives the soul, puts winter's frost to shame.
When daylight fades, secrets in twilight's guise,
Beneath stars' dance, love's rhythm pure and sincere.
Under the moon's vigil, affectionate dreams rise,
Love's symphony hums softly for those who are near.
With every word in the dusk's shared spectacle,
Love's journey starts anew with dawn's first musk, so lyrical.
Mam please explain the topic in slow mode.Thanks ❤
Edmund Spencer's Sonnet 75. Can you do a video on that ?
Also, your explanation is great and helpful. Thank you.
Sonnet 23 would be an interesting one to cover!
Keep going God bless you
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Is there a relevance of the Sonnet 18 in the Elizabethan era? I need to historically contextualize it and I'm not sure how I can do that. I liked how you made a parallel between Queen Elizabeth and "the mistress" in Sonnet 130, I'd appreciate something similar for Sonnet 18.
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