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Wyatt and Sidney

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English

 

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Michael P

 

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November 16, 2014

 

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University

 

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Wyatt has the narrator describes the female’s eyes as ejecting “lively sparks” that “pierc’d my heart…//With quaking pleasure…” At first glance this can be interpreted as the lively sparks has touched his heart in a miraculous way that he quakes with joy, however a deeper insight would be that the potential perilous eyes can stab the heart, not with love but with disappointment...
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The paradox of “quaking pleasure” is seen as an overall reflection of the concept of love and women being both bringers of joy and disappointments. Wyatt also focuses on elements of sight and projects it as a view to see beautiful things, in due course this window is broken and the individual is weakened by his love for the female individual...
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