A Key to Shakespeare's Sonnets

abstract addressed allegory bear beauty's comprehend creations dead dear death decay delight displayed divining eyes dost thou doth dramas Earl of Southampton earth effusions emotions endowed eternal exclaims expressed fair fair brow false fame fear feel flower forsworn friend or mistress genius gentle give grace Hamlet hast hath heart heaven heaven's gate human imagination immortal inmost inner-self inspiration intel intellectual power interpretation leave limbecks live look lose love's mankind may'st mind mind's eye mortal mundane muse nature night odour outward Passionate Pilgrim perceive poct poet poet's posterity praise preceding sonnets prove reader rhyme sense sentiment Shakespeare SHAKESPEARE'S SONNETS sing soul speaks spirit summer symbol thee thine eyes things thou art thou dost thou wilt thought thy beauty thy love thy sweet thyself time's tongue true true things truth and beauty Varnon verse vulgar words worth youth