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Sonnet 29
About the author

   William Shakespeare

   • the greatest writer in the English
   language
   • often called England's national poet
   •he wrote 154 sonnets
Information about sonnet
           29
        • it is first published in 1609
        • it follows the same basic
          structure as Shakespeare's
          other sonnets, containing
          fourteen lines and written in
          iambic pentameter
Meaning of Sonnet 29

The speaker is overwhelmed by feelings of
unluckiness and self-loathing, and it is only
by a chance to remember of his beloved that
reminds him how lucky he truly is.
Sonnet 29
Sonnet 29

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Sonnet 29

  • 2. About the author William Shakespeare • the greatest writer in the English language • often called England's national poet •he wrote 154 sonnets
  • 3. Information about sonnet 29 • it is first published in 1609 • it follows the same basic structure as Shakespeare's other sonnets, containing fourteen lines and written in iambic pentameter
  • 4. Meaning of Sonnet 29 The speaker is overwhelmed by feelings of unluckiness and self-loathing, and it is only by a chance to remember of his beloved that reminds him how lucky he truly is.