• Mar012012
    Sonnets: The Language of Love

    POSTED AT 06:45 AM

    Please address the following question as completely and thoughtfully as you can.  As always, if you find someone else's comment to the question intriguing, please feel free to respond, question, or comment to him or her as well - keeping in mind that we are always kind and respectful of one another and our individual opinions.

     
     

    Do you think any of the poets’ sonnets capture a realistic idea of love? If yes, which one and why?  If not, why not?  Which of the sonnets that you read came closest to your conception of love? 

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    Dark Lady. JPEG image.  5 March 2009.  http://everseradio.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/08/DarkLady.JPG
     
    Prompt (adapted):
     
    McDougall Littel. "Extend Interpretations."  The Language of Literature: World Literature.  Ed. Arthur Applebee. Boston: McDougall Littel, 2006. 810, 817.
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