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Sonnet 29
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William Shakespeare
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Sonnet 29 Questions and Answers
What changes the speaker's mood in Sonnet 29?
What are the figures of speech in Sonnet 29?
What is a critical analysis of the poem "A Consolation" (Sonnet 29) by William Shakespeare, including the treatment of theme, poetic devices, figurative language, structure, etc.?
What is the main theme of Shakespeare's Sonnet 29?
What is the meaning of Sonnet 29?
In Sonnet 29, what simile does the speaker use in lines 11-12 to describe his new state of mind?
Why does the speaker feel shame in Sonnet 29?
How does Shakespeare symbolize the "lark" in Sonnet 29?
What figures of speech are used in these lines from Shakespeare's Sonnet 29?
How does the speaker's mood change in lines 9-14 of Sonnet 29?
What is the moral of Shakespeare's Sonnet 29?
What are some examples of hyperbole in Sonnet 29?
How does love aid people according to Sonnet 29?
What does the speaker envy in Sonnet 29?
What is the context of Shakespeare's "Sonnet 29"?
What grievances does the speaker recall and what thoughts uplift him in Sonnet 29?
Sonnet 29 Analysis
What improves the speaker's mood in Sonnet 29?
What is the meaning of "thee" in Sonnet 29?
How does the meaning of "state" change in each occurrence in Shakespeare's Sonnet 29?
Who is the speaker and what is the tone in Shakespeare's Sonnet 29?
Which lines in Sonnet 29 summarize its theme?
What mood does the simile in line 11 of Shakespeare's Sonnet 29 create?
Who is the audience in Sonnet 29?
Who is Sonnet 29 dedicated to?
What is the poet's state of mind in "Sonnet 29"?
What is a characteristic of iambic pentameter in Sonnet 29?
Can you paraphrase Shakespeare's Sonnet 29?
What does the title of Shakespeare's Sonnet 29 signify?
Who or what is the subject of Sonnet 29?
Where is the turning point in Shakespeare's Sonnet 29?
What simile in lines 11-12 of Sonnet 29 describes the speaker's new state of mind?
Why is the setting of Shakespeare's "Sonnet 29" appropriate?
How does the poet's beloved affect him in Sonnet 29?
According to Sonnet 29, what is Shakespeare's perspective on the significance of love?
What expressions in "Sonnet 29" show the poet's dejection?
What is the narrative perspective of Shakespeare's Sonnet 29?
In "Sonnet 29," what is the problem, resolution, and turning point?
What tone does the speaker use in Shakespeare's Sonnet 29?
How and why does Shakespeare utilize similes and metaphors in Sonnet 29?
What gives the speaker hope in Shakespeare's Sonnet 29 and why?
Where is the main clause in Sonnet 29 and how does the speaker's tone change after it?
What is the speaker's problem revealed in the three quatrains of Sonnet 29?
Which line from Sonnet 29 expresses the poet's hope?
Assuming the speaker is the poet, why might he be out of favor with "Fortune and men's eye" in Sonnet 29?
In Sonnet 29, what examples of poetic license are there?
Does Sonnet 29 fit the literary characteristics of its time period?
Is Shakespeare the speaker of Sonnet 29? What symbols are in the language and action?
Which lines in Sonnet 29 signify the remembrance that changes the speaker's state of mind?
