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The Sanctity of Love

Summary: An analysis of William Shakespeare's Sonnet 116. This sonnet displays the contrast between love, death, and time, all seemingly incomparable concepts yet related to one another.
Poetry is a piece of the heart and a piece of the soul. It is something that one writes to show the innermost parts of oneself. William Shakespeare has a way of moving people with his sonnets of love, beauty, and all other things related. In a particular sonnet, Sonnet 116, he displays the contrast between Love, Death, and Time. These subjects seem totally incomparable, yet they are related. Every poem has a pattern and a rhythm. In this sonnet, Shakespeare uses the skill of good writing and uses these literary techniques to grab his readers and hold on to them. In sonnets, in particular, there are three quatrains and a couplet. Shakespeare also uses the technique of iambic pentameter to grasp the readers.

In the first quatrain of Shakespeare's Sonnet 116, he uses the rhyme scheme, A-B-A-B. In lines one through four, Shakespeare basically says that he will not...

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