What lesson of life do we learn from Shakespeare's sonnet 'Not marble, Nor the Gilded Monuments'?
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As for Shakespeare , he loves his friend very much.
Majestic statues and monuments fade over years with the passage of time and violence of war. But, the thoughts, the feelings and the emotions of a person, when expressed through art and literature, become divinity. We should ,thus, focus on internal things like love and relationship as they are immortal and only get toned up with time.
Majestic statues and monuments fade over years with the passage of time and violence of war. But, the thoughts, the feelings and the emotions of a person, when expressed through art and literature, become divinity. We should ,thus, focus on internal things like love and relationship as they are immortal and only get toned up with time.
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