6th Period - D - Sonnet 60
Published on Nov 22, 2015
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6TH-D-SONNET 60
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LIKE AS A WAVE MAKE TOWARDS THE PEBBLED SHORE,
Figurative devices: Imagery and metaphor.
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SO DO OUR MINUTES HASTEN TO THEIR END;
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EACH CHANGING PLACE WITH THAT WHICH GOES BEFORE,
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IN SEQUENT TOIL ALL FORWARDS DO CONTEND.
Difficult language:
Sequent toil: consecutive laborious procession.
Paraphrase:
Time is moving forward like the waves pushing toward shore in an ocean.
Sequent toil: consecutive laborious procession.
Paraphrase:
Time is moving forward like the waves pushing toward shore in an ocean.
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CROOKED ECLIPSES 'GAINST HIS GLORY FIGHT,
Difficult language:
Crooked eclipses: setbacks or day to night, life to death.
Crooked eclipses: setbacks or day to night, life to death.
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AND TIME THAT GAVE DOTH NOW HIS GIFT CONFOUND.
Difficult language:
Confound: destroy
Paraphrase:
In the progression of life, born into light, but like an eclipse, light goes away, resembling death.
Confound: destroy
Paraphrase:
In the progression of life, born into light, but like an eclipse, light goes away, resembling death.
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TIME DOTH TRANSFIX THE FLOURISH SET ON YOUTH
Literary devices:
Personification.
Difficult language:
Transfix the flourish: kills and destroys youthful beauty.
Personification.
Difficult language:
Transfix the flourish: kills and destroys youthful beauty.
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AND DELVES THE PARALLELS IN BEAUTY'S BROW,
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FEEDS ON THE RARITIES OF NATURE'S TRUTH,
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AND NOTHING STANDS BUT FOR HIS SCYTHE TO MOW:
Difficult language:
Scythe: exists, grows.
Paraphrase:
Time takes away beauty.
Scythe: exists, grows.
Paraphrase:
Time takes away beauty.
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AND YET TO TIMES IN HOPE, MY VERSE SHALL STAND
Literary devices:
Personification.
Personification.
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PRAISING THY WORTH, DESPITE HIS CRUEL HAND.
Difficult language:
Praising thy worth, despite his cruel hand: praising beloved, despite time.
Paraphrase:
Poetry is eternal.
Praising thy worth, despite his cruel hand: praising beloved, despite time.
Paraphrase:
Poetry is eternal.
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MARY PARRISH&ANNELYN CHANG
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