1. Shakespeare’s, “Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer’s Day”, is a poem showing how a man sees his woman as beautiful as a summer’s day. The comparison to a summer’s day is saying that the woman is very beautiful like a bright, warm, and calming summer day. The speaker is saying that the woman will forever be beautiful as long as there is life. The woman’s skin is beautiful like the sun shines and is very hot. The woman is very warm and gentle, and is perfect just the way she is. The love will forever last, even with the continuous changes in nature.
2. As stated above, the love of the woman will last forever, as long as earth allows. The summer has flaws than cannot be accepted so the speaker relies on the love from the beautiful woman. The woman gets old due to time but she will live, as long as the poem does. Death will never be able to brag that she was his victim. The woman gives the man life. Even on bad days, she …show more content…
The speaker is involved in a debate about living your life to the fullest. He feels that since you never know when it will be your time to go, you should do whatever you feel. The speaker and the woman are arguing about her decision to remain a virgin. She believes in being pure and waiting until she can give her all to her own. The speaker’s argument back is that she will lose her virginity regardless, whether it be to him or lose it to the grave when she dies. He also says that life is too short for values.
8. In the poem, “To His Coy Mistress”, the speaker implies that life is short, he is saying that we should live life to the fullest. As long as you are on earth, you should be free to do as you please. The main suggests that we should do whatever makes us happy, because in the end, we will turn into dust. Feelings last for an eternity, as well as regrets. The grave is a private place where the body will lay and rest while your spirit is rejoicing. The speaker also says that we should decide which way to go, enjoy life or die with
2. As stated above, the love of the woman will last forever, as long as earth allows. The summer has flaws than cannot be accepted so the speaker relies on the love from the beautiful woman. The woman gets old due to time but she will live, as long as the poem does. Death will never be able to brag that she was his victim. The woman gives the man life. Even on bad days, she …show more content…
The speaker is involved in a debate about living your life to the fullest. He feels that since you never know when it will be your time to go, you should do whatever you feel. The speaker and the woman are arguing about her decision to remain a virgin. She believes in being pure and waiting until she can give her all to her own. The speaker’s argument back is that she will lose her virginity regardless, whether it be to him or lose it to the grave when she dies. He also says that life is too short for values.
8. In the poem, “To His Coy Mistress”, the speaker implies that life is short, he is saying that we should live life to the fullest. As long as you are on earth, you should be free to do as you please. The main suggests that we should do whatever makes us happy, because in the end, we will turn into dust. Feelings last for an eternity, as well as regrets. The grave is a private place where the body will lay and rest while your spirit is rejoicing. The speaker also says that we should decide which way to go, enjoy life or die with