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Date Posted: 19:43:13 03/17/03 Mon
Author: Douglas Brelsford
Subject: Re: SONNET #130 (STUDENTS PLEASE READ!)
In reply to: Mrs. G. (for Mrs. Moya) :-) 's message, "SONNET #130 (STUDENTS PLEASE READ!)" on 20:21:32 03/11/03 Tue

>After reading & paraphrasing Sonnet 130 on your own,
>explain the following:
>
>1. Explain the couplet at the end of this sonnet. How
>does it alter the meaning of the sonnet?
>
>2. How does Shakespeare mock aspects of the
>traditional sonnet in Sonnet 130?

1. The couplet shows how the writer seemed to fall in love with someone who turned out to be quite different.That is also how it alters the meaning. You think he has found the perfect lady.

2. In this poem Shakespeare did not write in the usuall Iambic Pantameter format.

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  • Re: SONNET #130 (STUDENTS PLEASE READ!) -- Jenny Heck, 10:19:05 03/18/03 Tue
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