Sonnet+138

This is a link to a vook; a video book. In this video, a man recites "Sonnet 138" in a modern setting but in a very expressive manner with emphasis on the questions within the sonnet such as: "But wherefore says she not she is unjust"/And wherefore say not I that I am old?". This is the point at which the speaker truly questions why he knowingly allows his relationship to go on aided by lies. In the video, the speaker also emphasizes words such as "lies" and "suppressed" which are some of the focal points within the poem.
 * "Sonnet 138": Video Book**

"Sonnet 138" is written as a classic Shakespearean Sonnet. This sonnet form is used as a base in most of Shakespeare's poems. It is a form that consists of fourteen lines that are divided into 4 parts. These parts consist of 3 quatrains with 4 lines each and a final couplet of 2 lines. Each line also contains ten syllables which is known as iambi pentameter. The 3 quatrains in Shakespeare's sonnets make up the main part of the poem. The final couplet serves as a small summary or last word on the issues within the sonnet.
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