Essay: Analysis of Sonnet 95 :: Sonnet essays

Analysis of Sonnet 95   How sweet and lovely dost special K make the compassion Which, like a rearker in the fragrant rose, Doth spot the stunner of thy budding seduce Oh, in what sweets dost thou thy sins enclose That tongue that tells the story of thy days, Making lascivious comments on thy sport, Cannot dispraise notwithstanding in a kind of praise. Naming thy name , blesses an pale report. Oh what a mansion have those vices got Which for thy habitation chose out thee, Where beautys veil doth cover any blot And all things turns to fair that eyes can see relieve oneself heed, dear heart, of this large privelege The hardest knife ill used doth lose his edge.   runner Quatrain   First of all, spot can mean two things to discover and also to stain therefore, the shame that you make can both (at the same time) point out the beauty of your name, that is possibly increasing in popularity also to stain the beauty of your name. Knowing this, we ess ential read the poem twice, one for each possible reading (also strike off the floral theme in the first stanza as well). Since he describeds name as budding, (and the fragrance of a rose as sweet), in what sweets can refer to the name, and then of course, the person themself. Now, question first the analogy of canker being the sins thus, as the canker destroys the rose, this persons sins destroy his name (and remember just now name at this point) which one?   Second Quatrain   Naming thy name assignment from the stories that have been told about this person, such as rumors. (For instance, not too furthest from this example, somebody you have never met, but the name is known by you, is regarded as a whore. Whether this rumor is true or not, this idea entrust be attached to the person who has this name. Same idea here). Line 8, depending on punctuation, can be read one of two ways (more duality) if there is not punctuation, only a period, then blesses is a verb, appo intment is the action of the tongue therefore, we can read Naming thy name blesses and ill report as the tongue that names you (rumors, or puts a emphasize to this name) gives blessings to an ill report (of course, the comments of dispraise against your name).