How does Shakespeare's "Sonnet 130" express the theme of love?
A.
It mocks the exaggerated v...
English, 08.12.2020 03:30 rsanchez1226
How does Shakespeare's "Sonnet 130" express the theme of love?
A.
It mocks the exaggerated views of love by other poets and expresses love simply.
B.
It shows the timelessness of love with a string of comparisons to eternal things.
C.
It argues that because love is fleeting and superficial most people are better off alone.
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