A. Shakespeare's meaning behind what is said

B. Shakespeare's feelings about love

1. Unique for not having eyes like sun

B. Voice is not as pleasant as music

1. Unique because her voice is different

2. Loves her no matter what she sounds like

1. Uniqueness makes one beautiful

B. Shakespeare declares he loves her

1. Love goes beyond the standard of beauty

2. He loves her because she is different

Conclusion: Love and beauty are in the eyes of the beholder.

Romance, love, lust, and seduction are interesting topics for all people.

Shakespeare writes about all of these things. In "My mistress' eyes" by William

Shakespeare he is expressing his meaning of love and beauty. Love is different for

each individual, but still has a central idea surrounding the word. That central idea

of love is one of joy, happiness, and bliss. Shakespeare expresses thr

smell as nice as perfume, her breath is not pleasant, her voice is not as pleasing as

beautiful women have eyes like the sun? Beauty has been said to be in the eyes of the

In lines nine and ten Shakespeare states "I love to hear her speak, yet well I know

protraying his mistress to be not beautiful on the outside and not beautiful compared

would be the judge of what beauty was if every feature was the same about a person.

not. I think that beauty is what appeals to different people and in my opinion just

passion grow within the relationship. Love and beauty are most definately in the

Shakespeare describes. People like uniqueness and things that are different to that

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