Comprehension:

•  Dun-->Greyish-brown                                                                                                                               Wires-->Long thin pieces of metal                                                                                           Grant-->To accept that something is true                                                                              Belied-->To give a false idea of-to describe by lies
  

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  FEATURES	SHAKESPEAREAN LADY
  Eyes	Dark
  Lips	Coral is more red than her lips
  Breasts	Brownish grey
  Hair	Black pieces of metal
  Cheeks	No red and white
  Breath	Smell unpleasantly
  Voice	Music has more pleasing sound
  Way of walking	Walks heavily

                                                                                                                                         
• No, he does not describe the woman he loves in the conventional way because he uses words and adjectives completely different than those used by the other poets. The Shakespeare’s objective is to ridicule the woman described in all the other sonnets that underlines only the characteristics of angelic woman, it cannot exist such a perfect woman.

• In the three quatrain the rhyme scheme is ABAB-CDCD-EFEF and finally in the rhyming couplet it is GG, it is different from the Petrarchan sonnet’s rhyme scheme that is ABBA ACCA DEE EFF.

• SONNET’S FEATURES	SHAKESPEAREAN SONNET
  STRUCTURE	Three quatrain and final rhyming couplet.
  RHYME SCHEME	ABAB-CDCD-EFEF-GG
  THEMES	The woman; this sonnet can be consider the parody of the typical convention of courtly love according to poets.

Interpretation:

• In this sonnet Shakespeare uses the language of sense impression, he appeals to sight, hearing and smell and this choice makes the woman more realistic and more closer to the reader, she is a woman that you could meet in everyday life.

•   With the final words “false compare” the poets refers to the comparison with the Renaissance’s idea of perfect woman. So he thinks that his love is rare because she is very different, she is the opposite.       
  

•    In the final couplets Shakespeare wants to underline that he really love his mistress even if she is not so beautiful and angelic.