Sonnet 73, one of William Shakespeare's most famous sonnets, focuses upon the theme of old age, with each of the three quatrains encompassing a metaphor. The sonnet is pensive in tone, and although it is written to a young friend, it is wholly introspective until the final couplet, which finally turns to the person who is addressed (the "thou" in line one).
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- Sonnet 73, one of William Shakespeare's most famous sonnets, focuses upon the theme of old age, with each of the three quatrains encompassing a metaphor. The sonnet is pensive in tone, and although it is written to a young friend, it is wholly introspective until the final couplet, which finally turns to the person who is addressed (the "thou" in line one). It is suggested by Joseph Kau in an article entitled "Daniel's Influence On An Image In Pericles and Sonnet 73: An Impresa of Destruction" that Samuel Daniel had a fair amount of influence on this sonnet. This article also suggests that Shakespeare's immediate source of the impresa, or motto, 'Qua me alit me extinguit' was from Geoffrey Whitney's A Choice of Emblems (London, 1586)
- Sonet 73 (Tę porę roku dostrzec we mnie możesz) – jeden z najbardziej znanych z cyklu sonetów autorstwa Williama Shakespeare'a. Po raz pierwszy został opublikowany w 1609 roku.
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- Sonet 73 (Tę porę roku dostrzec we mnie możesz) – jeden z najbardziej znanych z cyklu sonetów autorstwa Williama Shakespeare'a. Po raz pierwszy został opublikowany w 1609 roku.
- Sonnet 73, one of William Shakespeare's most famous sonnets, focuses upon the theme of old age, with each of the three quatrains encompassing a metaphor. The sonnet is pensive in tone, and although it is written to a young friend, it is wholly introspective until the final couplet, which finally turns to the person who is addressed (the "thou" in line one).
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- Sonet 73 (William Szekspir)
- Sonnet 73
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