In the third Episode of his weekly podcast and video blog, Sebastian Michael looks at one of the best loved and most famous of all the Sonnets: XVIII Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer's Day. The relationship between the poet and the young man has changed: we are now in the world of Love, and the poet makes a very bold claim.
Plus there's another very specific hint as to the the Fair Youth's identity in Sonnet XX...
Plus there's another very specific hint as to the the Fair Youth's identity in Sonnet XX...
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