Shakespeare wrote over 150 sonnets, for his lover, in addition, almost every one of his sonnets there’s different views to Love. In sonnet 9 Shakespeare viewed love as the fear of dying and depart from his lover thus leaving her alone in the world. In Shakespeare's 9th sonnet he had a very important meaning, the meaning is the love for his lover and how he doesn't want her future ruined, for his own selfish reasons. Shakespeare uses figurative languages to help understand his meanings in his sonnets. Also in every sonnet that Shakespeare wrote, Shakespeare had a unique tone, in sonnet 9 his tone was caring, specifically for his loved one. Therefore, what really got the attention of Shakespeare's readers was the meaning he gave in his sonnets.
Shakespeare has a great deal of meaning in his sonnets for his lover. The meaning for his 9th Sonnet appears to be that he cares for his Lover's future and that is why he was afraid to be with his lover. In lines one through three he states, “Is it for fear to wet a widow's eye, That thou consum'st thy self in single life? Ah! If …show more content…
In sonnet 9 Shakespeare uses figurative language to improve the reader's understanding of what his meanings are and to get a better understanding of them. In line 3 he uses onomatopoeia to express his emotions. He said “Ah!” To show us his reaction of what would happen if he were to die while being with his lover. Shakespeare also used a simile in his next line, line 4. Shakespeare stated “The world will wail thee like a makeless wife”, Shakespeare is trying to say that the world will grieve for her because she's a makeless wife, a single wife. Shakespeare is using these figurative languages, so that his readers can fully understand what he is trying to say. Consequently, there are the people who believe this way of viewing love to be false, and so they thought
Shakespeare has a great deal of meaning in his sonnets for his lover. The meaning for his 9th Sonnet appears to be that he cares for his Lover's future and that is why he was afraid to be with his lover. In lines one through three he states, “Is it for fear to wet a widow's eye, That thou consum'st thy self in single life? Ah! If …show more content…
In sonnet 9 Shakespeare uses figurative language to improve the reader's understanding of what his meanings are and to get a better understanding of them. In line 3 he uses onomatopoeia to express his emotions. He said “Ah!” To show us his reaction of what would happen if he were to die while being with his lover. Shakespeare also used a simile in his next line, line 4. Shakespeare stated “The world will wail thee like a makeless wife”, Shakespeare is trying to say that the world will grieve for her because she's a makeless wife, a single wife. Shakespeare is using these figurative languages, so that his readers can fully understand what he is trying to say. Consequently, there are the people who believe this way of viewing love to be false, and so they thought