Sonnet 116: Let me not to the marriage of true minds - William Shakespeare
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rhyming couplet
Sonnet 116 makes use of an alternating rhyme scheme with a _____ _____ to end.
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Sickle’s
________ compass come: "________ means scythe, grim reaper, death, alliteration, reference to navigation.
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True minds
________: "refers to a faithful marriage.
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oceanic imagery
Ever fixed mark: "refers to north star, cosmic imagery, ________ (used by sailors for navigation)
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sonnet
A(n) ________ is a poem of fourteen lines using any of a number of formal rhyme schemes, in English typically having ten syllables per line.
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"Let me not", "I never writ nor no man ever loved"
use of negative
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"true minds"
refers to a faithful marriage
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"love is not love / Which… "
love is such a complex force that it can only be defined by what it is not
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"ever fixed mark"
refers to north star, cosmic imagery, oceanic imagery (used by sailors for navigation)
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"tempests"
a term for violent storms
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"It is the star"
cosmic imagery
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"Whose worth unknown"
personifies love, love is priceless
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"sickle’s compass come"
sickle means scythe, grim reaper, death, alliteration, reference to navigation
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"Times fool", "hours and weeks", "doom"
focus on time
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