What is the central idea of sonnet 29 by william shakespeare?
What is the central idea of sonnet 29 by william shakespeare?
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Sonnet 29 by William Shakespeare revolves around the idea of love and its richness. The power of love and its ability to defeat the hard times experienced by the individuals. The speaker of the poem despises himself at the start and later recalls his love which changes his perspective entirely.
Sonnet 29 Summary