William Shakespeare
Sonnet 29
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"Sonnet 29" by William Shakespeare delves into themes of self-doubt, envy, and the transformative power of love. In this sonnet, the speaker reflects on his own feelings of inadequacy and discontent. However, a profound shift occurs when he declares, "When in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes, / I all alone beweep my outcast state." Shakespeare's sonnet serves as a poignant reminder that love has the ability to uplift and transform, granting the speaker a newfound sense of self-worth and contentment amidst life's challenges.
Publisher: Literal
Language: English
Categories: HMH, Shakespeare
Published: 1609
Age Rating: Unavailable
Lexile level: Unavailable
In-book translation: Available

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