... and a couplet. These two forms we can see demonstrated in "On his Blindness" and "Shall I compare". Milton ponders his purpose in life as he comes to terms with his early loss of sight in "On His Blindness". It is clear throughout the poem by the way in which he questions God and his capability without vision that ... her eternal beauty. He explains how her temperament and beauty is more constant than the weather on a summer's day which is often unpredictable. Shakespeare continues by giving examples of how the weather changes frequently; it can be too hot, there may be rough winds or cl...

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