Class- XII Chapter ‘Shall I compare thee to a summer's day'? By William Shakespeare



 6. How does Shakespeare compare the beauty of his friend to that of a summer's day in Sonnet 18?      6.


Ans. The poet compares the beauty of his beloved friend to the beauty of Summer. The poet believes that every lovely natural object  is changed or decayed but his friend’s beauty. The poet thinks that his poetry is immortal and through this sonnet the beauty of his friend will remain immortal. Death and time will not be able to snatch his beauty for, as long as men will breathe and eyes will see, his verse will be read and these eternal lines will immortalize the beauty of his friend. In this way the poet's friend will get life and live forever.

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