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sonnet 50 & 51

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September 13, 2014

 

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This bloody wound may symbolize the mental “wound” of the rider and with each groan from the horse the speaker is reminded of that “wound”. The sonnet concludes with the heartbroken speaker traveling further from his friend, dwelling on the sadness that lies ahead. Sonnet 51 is a continuation of the speakers travels on the slow horse but the mood of the writing seems to change from melancholy to excitement...
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The speakers thoughts shift from the woes of separation to the joys of his return. He refers back to the horse again, stating that the horse won’t be able to move fast enough to bring him back to his friend. He writes, “Then can no horse with my desire keep pace”, parelleling the horses speed with his desire to return to his love...
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