Es 1 page 141

 

1)    Eyes – sun

2)    Lips – coral

3)    Hair – black wires

4)    Cheecks – roses 

5)    Breath – perfumes

6)    Voice – music

7)    Way of walking – a goddes

 

Es 2 page 141

 

1)    Divinity

2)    Beauty

3)    Purity

4)    Harmony

5)    Brightness

6)    Pleasantness

 

Es 3 page 141

 

1)    Black wires grows on her head

2)    In her breath there is less delight than some perfumes

3)    When she walks treads on the ground

 

Es 4 page 141

 

b. the lady is a real woman, not an idealised one

 

Es 5 page 141

 

He says that he really loves her woman even if she is not perfect like an angel. Appearances don’t matter where true love is con concerned. Shakespeare loves a realistic and common woman with all her defects.

 

Es 6 page 141

 

b – c – d – f 

 

Es 7 page 141

 

1)    Quatrains

2)    Regular

3)    Conventional

4)    Parody

5)    Bright

6)    Soft

7)    Roses

8)    Angels

9)    Beloved