Why does the poet refer to the 'Judgement Day' in the concluding couplet of his sonnet 55?
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The excerpt has been taken from the poem 'Not Marble, nor the Gilded monuments', written by William Shakespeare.
In the last sonnet, the poet talks about judgement day meaning that his rhyme and his love for poetry will last till the last day till the world exists.
The last day until which the Earth exists is called as the Judgement Day or the Doomsday.
The poet says that his rhyme and poetry will last in the minds of the youth till Judgement Day.
In the last sonnet, the poet talks about judgement day meaning that his rhyme and his love for poetry will last till the last day till the world exists.
The last day until which the Earth exists is called as the Judgement Day or the Doomsday.
The poet says that his rhyme and poetry will last in the minds of the youth till Judgement Day.
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The last judgment day refers to the end of the world and on that day AIl living organisms will perish. The god takes all the decisions. Shakespeare is stating that his beloved will live till the last judgment day
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