Shakespeare's Sonnet 23: Analysis

Analyze Shakespeare's Sonnet 23 with me. It starts "As an unperfected actor, who with his fear, is put besides his part..."
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[@joseribamarferreirajunior1284]

Great analysis! Thanks!

[@leilalombardo7642]

Majestic! is the way in which you have transmitted Shakespeare's sonnet. Really helpful it was indeed. My sincerest thankful to you and your work here, in this video. May destiny compensate you kindly. Regards

[@englishnerd5580]

Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed the video 🥰

[@annefranklin2806]

Indeed helpful ❤😊

[@tradeepchhepa693]

its my first time I watched this sonnet & analysis.. already loving it

[@englishnerd5580]

So glad you’re enjoying it!

[@danivilla2517]

Thank you so much for the explanation, I have been reading Never by Ken Follet and he quoted the last verses of sonnet 23. Now everything fits perfectly. Like and subscription haha.

[@Sandeep-learner]

Nice analysis 👍

[@vivuschka4504]

Thank you

[@came_leon]

There's a similar word to presagers in french, "présage" which means omens so you were right (there might be other meanings in english though, idk). Anyway good vidéo though I was hoping for a more in-depth analysis as I had pretty much understood it as you explained it...

[@andreiadefaria6047]

Hi!
Thank you for your analysis. And, please, could you help me understand why Shakespeare wrote "plead" and not "pleads" in the 11 line?

[@englishnerd5580]

“Eloquence and dumb presagers” is the subject of that verb, so both are plural.

[@andreiadefaria6047]

@@englishnerd5580 I thank you! 🙏🏻

[@anooprai415]

Are you a professor?good explanation.
I am from India😊

[@laraahmed4765]

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