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the poetry of erth erteral summar shall not tade nor lose possession of that fair thou owst ;whose eternal summer is being referred to here ?wht does eternal summer means ? what conclusion does the poet draw at the end of the poem

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The 'eternal summer' of the poet's friend who is 'the world's fresh ornament' is referred to here. ... It will never fade, because it will be given an eternal lease of life by poet's lines. The youth's summer is not 'eternal' in itself, but only in so far as it is caught and preserved in Shakespeare's verse.

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the poetry of erth erteral summar shall not tade nor lose possession of that fair thou owst ;whose eternal summer is being referred to here ?wht does eternal summer means ? what conclusion does the poet draw at the end of the poem