Shakespeare's Sonnet 130
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In the sonnet "My Mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun," William Shakespeare flaunts the conventions of traditional love poetry, while still managing to convey true affection and romance. Instead of idolizing his beloved, Shakespeare spends most of the poem pointing out her flaws. He begins the sonnet by declaring "My Mis
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