Shakespear Connet 116
Love is one of the purest things that humans can experience, and who better to capture such a thing than the famous playwright, William Shakespear's. He makes his personal testament to love in "Sonnet 116". But exactly what was Shakespeare's representation of love? In line one he states that he is in no way putting friendship in a bad light. But love is love and cannot be removed or changed in any way. In line three love is compared to a wayward ship and that a wayward ship uses the North Star, to navigate, just as love is the North Star and people use love to navigate their lives. Line four compares love's worth to a ship. The metaphor describes love as a ship. When a ship is at port, and you look at it from the outside don
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