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Sonnet 73 Analysis

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June 2, 2016

 

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Here the reader would easily observe the similarity between the season and the speaker's age. Since winter is usually considered the end of a season, it also implies that the speaker is aging gradually, and he may die very soon. Moreover, the speaker compares his age to the late twilight, "As after sunset fadeth in the west," and the remaining light is slowly extinguished into the darkness, which the speaker likens to "Death's second self...
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Once more, the poet anticipates his own death when he composes this poem. But in each of these quatrains, the speaker fails to confront the full scope of his problem: winter, in fact, is a part of a cycle; winter follows spring, and spring returns after winter just as surely. Age, on the other hand, is not a cycle; youth will not come again for the speaker...
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