Sonnets

Exploring the nature of love, this sonnet articulates its unchanging and perfect essence, described as "the marriage of true minds." The speaker asserts that true love remains constant despite changes in circumstances or the beloved. Through passionate declarations, the poem distinguishes between genuine love and superficial emotions, emphasizing that true love endures with unwavering intensity over time. The traditional assumption is that the speaker represents Shakespeare himself, adding a personal touch to these timeless reflections on love.