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I chose this picture of the sun to represent Sonnet 18 from William Shakespeare, because he talks to a woman and compares her to the summer and the sun in the lines “and summer's lease hath all too short a date: sometime too hot the eye of heave shines”
I think you did a much better job potraying Sonnet 18 than myself. I used a flower to depict the poem but I like that you used the sun to potray directly what Shakespeare meant to say. I think I know understand that even though shakespeare used imagery details of a summer's day he didnt literally mean visually but instead how a summer's day felt just like a woman. Nice job! :) p.s. Mahek
I chose this picture of the sun to represent Sonnet 18 from William Shakespeare, because he talks to a woman and compares her to the summer and the sun in the lines “and summer's lease hath all too short a date: sometime too hot the eye of heave shines”
ReplyDeleteI think you did a much better job potraying Sonnet 18 than myself. I used a flower to depict the poem but I like that you used the sun to potray directly what Shakespeare meant to say. I think I know understand that even though shakespeare used imagery details of a summer's day he didnt literally mean visually but instead how a summer's day felt just like a woman. Nice job! :) p.s. Mahek
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