Summary of the poem sonnet 30 by william shakespeare
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The sonnet 30 of Shakespeare is simply about Fair Youth.
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It pretty much contains the idea of the previous sonnet 29 in which the poet feels very sad times.
However, he feels some comfort remembering the days of his fair youth.
Those days give him some hope and happiness to live and spend the rest days of his life easily.
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The Sonnet 30 of William Shakespeare is about the reminiscence of the poet of his dear friend’s memory.
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- One of Shakespeare’s sonnets, the sonnet 30 deals about the poet’s affection for an anonymous friend. He, in this sonnet, spends his time recollecting the memories of his friend both sad and happy memories.
- He laments on the failures of his young friend and also on his drawbacks. The use of metaphors perfectly portrayed the sadness in the heart of the poet. The final couplet expresses a different tone in which the poet sees gain through his losses.
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