Sonnet 73 by Shakespeare

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Truly insightful analysis of Sonnet 73 by William Shakespeare.

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[@fku5396]

In Shakespeare's sonnet, autumn, twilight, and a dying fire as extended metaphors for youth. Is this statement true of false ? please help me this isn’t a quiz don’t worry

[@sanslewis]

The statement is true. In Sonnet 73, Shakespeare uses autumn, twilight, and a dying fire as extended metaphors to represent the speaker's aging and the fading of youth. Each metaphor captures a different aspect of the passage of time.💐

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[@NaomiBrightside]

Is "Death second's self" not rather a personification? Thanks for the great video, btw! 🙂

[@baidarjihane4921]

Yeh

[@sanslewis]

Yes, "Death's second self" is indeed a personification. In Sonnet 73, Shakespeare refers to "Death's second self" as a way to personify the night, which follows twilight. It metaphorically represents death or the end, coming after the twilight of life. 💐