An analysis of William Shakespeare’s sonnet
17
By Isaiah
Cabanero
Who will believe my verse in time to come
If it were filled with your most high deserts?
Who will indeed? Who people will believe his verse
in time? People dream so much, sometimes even too much.
They are the only beings known to this world that can, and are deemed to be the
only ones that are capable to, dream and think of highly incredible things and
overly far-fetched ideas. Re-running through the already long history of
people’s time, just take for example the three precise dessert pyramids in
Egypt; or the laid out great wall up along mountain ranges in China; the
climactic revolution that shook the French monarch in France; the complete
abolishment of slavery in America; the nuclear bombings that wiped out
Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan; or the erection of the two colossal
skyscraping towers in World Trade Center in New York. ...
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