What is the central idea of sonnet 130 by william shakespeare?
What is the central idea of sonnet 130 by william shakespeare?
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Sonnet 130 by Shakespeare revolves around the idea of the glorification of unrealistic love and the high standards people have against a woman’s beauty and appearance. Shakespeare dedicates this sonnet to his lover to appreciate her imperfections and flaws which is what makes this sonnet an instant classic.
Sonnet 130 Summary