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The Blobbit
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Kent, England (Not Oxford! ... yet...)
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Sonnet 130
I do not dispute that Shakespeare wrote a tremendous poem in Sonnet 130, but I question it on a philosophical level. Bit rich from a sixteen year old I know.
 I question whether the notion of the perception of love is correct. Is it right to love for humanity, or should not the love be given on the perception of the almost divinity of whom one loves?
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