6 Questions
What is the speaker comparing the subject to?
The speaker is comparing the subject to a summer's day.
What will not happen to the subject's 'eternal summer'?
The subject's 'eternal summer' shall not fade or lose possession of its beauty.
What does the speaker claim will give life to the subject?
The speaker claims that the poem itself will give life to the subject as long as men can breathe or eyes can see.
What is the speaker comparing the subject to?
A summer's day
What will not happen to the subject's 'eternal summer'?
It will not wither
What does the speaker claim will give life to the subject?
Eternal lines to time
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