Sonnet 20: “A woman’s face with Nature’s own hand painted”

[@erfanzarei6457]

the most complete analysis without digression

[@yuliakostina2930]

Thank you for breaking down the sonnet ❤️

[@daphneveldman2617]

Thanks a lot! ❤

[@rahulbiswas7044]

Tnks u so much ❤️

[@NichaelCramer]

“nothing” ==> “an O thing”

[@christianebbertz7057]

Thank you for this! So interesting: I thougth I knew this sonnet very well and have to find tons of P*** and V*** more than I thought! May I add one thought to the question if Shakespeare was gay (in my best english): What was a better place for an artist being gay than the theater where you are allowed to wear women's clothes, where you can speak to a man how it is only allowed to a woman (even it's only written in the script) and where you can flee from your marriage. Are you going to present Sonnet 129? I think this must be the feeling of somebody who can't have "legal" sexuality. Like a drug addict he stagger through illegality.

[@damesarahspring]

Excellent point! And yes, I will be getting to Sonnet 129 very soon!