My Mistress' Eyes by Shakespeare

[@mothertodaughter9383]

I wish you were my English teacher, thank you so much for posting this video for everybody!

[@SixMinuteScholar]

You're so welcome!!

[@tonicata5049]

I have fallen in love with this lady

[@brendacavalcanti2480]

Thank you for your great explanation! I'm non native english speaker and this really helps me to understand such treasures of literature

[@SixMinuteScholar]

I'm so glad!

[@nickhardt2486]

how is it possible, that I actually enjoyed hearing you explain it and now I feel appreciative towards it.

[@margaretridlehuber6022]

Thank you for this video! You make Shakespeare so much more enjoyable.

[@starrysky1984]

I love Shakespeare, I just don't always get his sonnets, plays on the other hand. So you have helped me a lot in this one. Thank you very much for that. :) I enjoy your videos. I say you are actually helping me out a lot this school year.

[@randylion]

Wow. I love this poem. Thank you for a great explanation. I learn a lot from your videos. :)

[@SixMinuteScholar]

I'm glad! Thanks for commenting. :-)

[@ldo96]

Wow, well done. Clear, concise, and simplified.

[@britneycabrera6723]

Great explanation! Love it

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[@SixMinuteScholar]

Thanks! Let's see . . . I start analyzing by rephrasing the line in my own words. For Shakespeare, I sort out the word order, too. If you "translate" the poem into your own words, you'll catch the main meanings. Then you can reread for the emotional message or the attitude of the language. You might need to look up some words as well. This will give you a good start!

[@yoonjinree8711]

I enjoyed watching how you recited and analyzed the poem. Your video was really easy to grasp, particularly those difficult "iambic pentameter"! Thanks :)

[@SixMinuteScholar]

You're welcome!

[@sebastiansantossantos8826]

Thanks, the 6-minute explanation comes handy. I have to read it to my class next March 19th. To celerbrate international poetry day, March 21st, we will start the mornign reading a poem to every class.

[@greenygreen29]

Thank you for the great lesson :)) and also love your accent , is it standard american accent?

[@neramitmillet2903]

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[@SixMinuteScholar]

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[@marinakanargia]

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[@marvinli6632]

Great supplemental video for my writing class!

[@danielnator]

Great video! Fantastic sonnet as true and relevant today add ever.

[@karimradi3225]

Splendid, i would like to extend my grateful and heartfelt thanks to you for your efforts.

[@SixMinuteScholar]

Thank you very much. You have warmed my day!

[@karimradi3225]

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[@courtneyairitam2816]

Thank you so much!!! I am actually beginning to enjoy poetry!

[@thomaskember4628]

What Shakespeare is saying in the modern idiom is "Let's get real ".

[@valerierobert-q3l]

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[@mohammedhassanmitha8777]

Truly profound explanations tysm :*

[@reemhalimeh9140]

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[@TheBriczz]

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[@shruthi2114]

Thank you

[@lanchuimahongnao]

Sonnet 130: My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun; Coral is far more red than her lips' red; If snow be white, why then her breasts are dun; If hairs be wires, black wires grow on her head. I have seen roses damasked, red and white, But no such roses see I in her cheeks; And in some perfumes is there more delight Than in the breath that from my mistress reeks. I love to hear her speak, yet well I know That music hath a far more pleasing sound; I grant I never saw a goddess go; My mistress, when she walks, treads on the ground. And yet, by heaven, I think my love as rare As any she belied with false compare.

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[@SixMinuteScholar]

Thanks! I'm glad this was useful to you.

[@SixMinuteScholar]

Thanks!

[@sanakhan-bv5uy]

can anyone answer it please how does william shakespear compare his mistress explain it with the refernce to the context along with strong Conclusion please i have a exam plsss help me out

[@DarylDallas]

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[@arjundahal1779]

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[@giuliaprevitera1922]

thank youuuuuu, I am an italian student

[@jeromeThailande]

I read somwhere dadaa dadaa is the heartbeat or something to do with the body

[@enriqueacevedo1795]

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[@arrowhead2505]

Thabks but very mysterious

[@valeriavale2344]

Why you're not my teacher?😭

[@SixMinuteScholar]

Aww . . . I hope you do find a wonderful teacher soon!

[@manusingh4080]

It was good but you forgot to say "by heaven" before "I think my love as rare". Just saying :).

[@SixMinuteScholar]

+manu singh Oops! Thanks for alerting me. Darn.