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Ongoing, First published Oct 03, 2015
1. Poem title and author: Sonnet 18 by William Shakespeare
2. Speaker: a man who is in love
3. Occasion: describing the beauty of a woman
4. Audience: the woman/subject of the poem
5. Purpose/Theme: To compare the woman's beauty to the summer
6. Subject (in one or two words): love/romance

7. Tone
(a) Tone (in one or two words): Romantic
(b) Two words or phrases from the poem that help identify or create that tone: Thy eternal summer shall not fade. Thou art more lovely

8. Literary Device 1:
(a) quote the phrase or line containing the device: Rough winds do shake 
(b) identify the name of the kind of device: personification

9. Literary Device 2:
(a) quote the phrase or line containing the device: darling buds
(b) identify the name of the kind of device: personification
10. Short Essay: How does this poem connect to the quarter topic of Love and Relationships?
The man is in love with the woman being described in the poem. This is obvi
11. Short Essay: What personal connection or other
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