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He is idealized by Shakespeare in this description. It is interesting to note that the first line is in the form of a question. Shakespeare at this point, realizes that he's made a mistake in his comparison. "Thou art more lovely and more temperate." (Line 2) He knows that his language and comparison are inadequate in trying to express the way he feels...
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He knows that comparing the youth to a summer's day does not do justice to the feelings he has for him. The youth is more perfect than the beauty of a summer's day. The man is more temperate--- he is gentler, more constant, and more controlled. He is safely more reliant than a summer's day. Shakespeare questions the idea of the man being as gorgeous as a summer's day and then ups the ante by saying the youth is more impressive...
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