what does sonnet number 3 mean and who would you say it to?
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Do you mean Shakespeare's sonnet #3?\n\nIt was written in his early sonnets where he was trying to persuade a man to marry. \n\nBasically this poem is trying to persuade a man to marry and have kids. The poet is telling the man that he's not getting any younger and he needs to have kids now. That its cruel to leave a womans womb unused and empty.
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The 4th to last line I'm not so sure about.\n\n"But when I do it's just nice to have a [have a] rest"\n\nThis person makes you feel like you're in heaven, and you hardly get to see them; yet all you want to do when you see them is rest???\n\nTry changing the line "but when I do it's the best", so that you can find a better pair of words to rhyme than "best" and "rest".\n\nHow about:\n\n"I don't get to see you often,\nbut together we're hand and glove,\nI don't get to see you often,\nBut I know this feeling is love."
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#3 is 4?\nI mean it might be 1??
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Good question:\n\nMaybe Society or people in general.  Also, if its a quote it could just mean that you dont know who originally said it.
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shakesphere's sonnets were written for ladies he loved and wanted to seduce. that is a point of a sonnet to impress the beloved and seduce them the thing is no one knows who he wrote them for because there were so many ladies he wrote them to and no one knows which specific sonnet was for whom
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Without saying which tones are associated with each word, it could mean any one of a thousand things, most of them nonsense!\n\nIf I make a lot of guesses and also assume that "tao" is being used to mean Tao (the Chinese philosophy), which is actually written as "dao" in Pinyin, then\n\nWo3 mi4 dao4 fa3\n\nmeans something like "I seek the Tao way".  You need to be careful though, as \n\nWo3 mi3 dao4 fa3\n\ncould mean "I repress the Tao way".\n\nWhere did you see the phrase and can you get any more context?
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Sonnet 1\nSir Philip Sidney composed Astrophil and Stella in 1582. The sonnet sequence consists of one hundred and eight sonnets and eleven songs, and is believed to cryptically address Sidney's affections toward Lady Penelope Devereaux. According to William A. Ringler, Sidney purposely hinted at his identity as the poem's speaker, and Devereaux as his beloved, Stella, dedicating three sonnets to the sole purpose of revealing her married name. Sidney plays the role of the "star lover" to Penelope's, Stella the "star" in one of the first English sonnet sequences.
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The classic petrarchan sonnet by John Miltion:\n\nOn His Being Arrived to the Age of Twenty-three\n\nHow soon hath Time, the subtle thief of youth, \nStolen on his wing my three and twentieth year! \nMy hasting days fly on with full career, \nBut my late spring no bud or blossom shew'th. \nPerhaps my semblance might deceive the truth, \nThat I to manhood am arrived so near, \nAnd inward ripeness doth much less appear, \nThat some more timely-happy spirits indu'th. \nYet be it less or more, or soon or slow, \nIt shall be still in strictest measure even \nTo that same lot, however mean or high, \nToward which Time leads me, and the will of Heaven. \nAll is, if I have grace to use it so, \nAs ever in my great Task-master's eye.
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Literally: To whom it matters\nIn more common English: Who cares? (I assume you're referring to the Thalia song?)\n\nI suppose it could also be "To whom it may concern", but I have not seen it used this way.
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three quatrains and a couplet
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That poem rocks.  I know that it is controversial.  I would be interested to see what people thought of a choice line or two from the poem.
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Nothing. It is a phonetic abbreviation. It means "to come" which is just what you said.
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If you ask yourself the question to who does the sea beckon and the answer would be to him then it should be whom. If instead the answer contained he then it would be who.\n\nExample: To those who the sea beckons.....the sea beckons to him (not he) so it should be whom.
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3, said the wise old owl.\n\n\nthis has been asked a multitude of times.
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In numerology you must break it down and calculate it by adding it up and reducing it. 4 + 4 + 4 = 12  so 1 + 2 = 3\n\n3 means.. ( which its a life path number )\n\nThe Life Path 3 indicates that you entered this plane with a strong sense of creativity and with wonderful communication skills. Achievement for you most likely comes through engaging your ingenious expression. A truly gifted 3 possesses the most exceptional innovative skills, normally in the verbal realm, writing, speaking, acting, or similar endeavors. Here we are apt to find the entertainers of the world, bright, effervescent, sparkling people with very optimistic attitudes. The bright side of this path stresses harmony, beauty and pleasures; of sharing your inventive talents with the world. Capturing your capability in creative self-expression is the highest level of attainment for this life path. \nLife is generally lived to the fullest, often without much worry about tomorrow. You are not very good at handling money because of a general lack of concern about it. You spend it when you have it and don't when you don't.\n\nThe 3 loves connecting with people. The characteristics of the 3 are warmth and friendliness, a good conversationalist, social and open. A good talker both from the standpoint of being a delight to listen to, but even more importantly, one who has the ability to listen to others. Accordingly, the life path 3 produces individuals who are always a welcome addition to any social situation and know how to make others feel at home. The approach to life tends to be exceedingly positive. Your disposition is almost surely sunny and openhearted. A happy and often inspired person, you are constantly seeking and needing the stimuli of similar people.\n\nThere is a remote side to your 3 Life Path, as well. This comes as a surprise to the native and to those who think they are well acquainted. The 3 is actually a very sensitive soul. When hurt, you can easily retreat to a shell of morose silence for extended periods. Nonetheless, the 3 eventually copes with all of the many setbacks that occur in life and readily bounces back for more. It is usually easy for you to deal with problems because you can freely admit the existence of problems without letting them get you down for too long. Because of your own sensitivity to hurt, you have a caring disposition and seem to be very conscious of other people's feelings and emotions.\n\nIn romance, the 3 is a very ardent and loyal lover. Affairs that don't go well can leave scares that seem to linger. Emotional experiences of all sorts tend to deeply touch the 3 and the drama may take some time to play out. Regrettably, the giving disposition of the 3 often attracts demanding partners. As with most of life's issues for the 3 Life Path, balance in relationships is illusive.\n\nYour big test with a 3 Life Path is controlling your highs and lows. You won't survive very well in any routine environment or when you are placed under dominating management. Slow thinking and overly contemplative people tend to frustrate you, and you don't function too well with this type whether you are working for, with, or under them. Your exuberant nature can take you far, especially if you are ever able to focus your energies and talents.\n\nFor the few living on the negative side of this Life Path, a 3 may be so delighted with the joy of living that the life becomes frivolous and superficial. You may scatter your abilities and express little sense of purpose. The 3 can be an enigma, for no apparent reason you may become moody and tend to retreat. Escapist tendencies are not uncommon with the 3 life path, and you find it very hard to settle into one place or one position. Guard against being critical of others, impatient, intolerant, or overly optimistic.
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Try this\n\nFarewell! thou art too dear for my possessing,\nAnd like enough thou know'st thy estimate:\nThe charter of thy worth gives thee releasing;\nMy bonds in thee are all determinate.\nFor how do I hold thee but by thy granting?\nAnd for that riches where is my deserving?\nThe cause of this fair gift in me is wanting,\nAnd so my patent back again is swerving.\nThyself thou gavest, thy own worth then not knowing,\nOr me, to whom thou gavest it, else mistaking;\nSo thy great gift, upon misprision growing,\nComes home again, on better judgment making.\nThus have I had thee, as a dream doth flatter,\nIn sleep a king, but waking no such matter. \n\nWilliam Shakespeare Sonnet 87