To which of the following is the speaker in William Shakespeare's Sonnet 55 referring when he mentions "this pow'rful rhyme"?

A. His beloved's poetic talents

B. Sonnet 55 itself

C. His own poetics skills

D. Another poem by Shakespeare

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5 January, 02:16

To which of the following is the speaker in William Shakespeare's Sonnet 55 referring when he mentions "this pow'rful rhyme"?

A. His beloved's poetic talents

B. Sonnet 55 itself

C. His own poetics skills

D. Another poem by Shakespeare

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Theodore Rubio · Answer 1

His own poetics skills Williams sakeshpere

Trinity Norman · Answer 2

Hello,

Your correct answer is C. His own poetics skills.

Ahh William Shakespeare one of the most inspirational persons to ever walk on this earth. His poetics skills was of the field.

To which of the following is the speaker in William Shakespeare's Sonnet 55 referring when he mentions "this pow'rful rhyme"?A. His beloved's poetic talentsB. Sonnet 55 itselfC. His own poetics skillsD. Another poem by Shakespeare

To which of the following is the speaker in William Shakespeare's Sonnet 55 referring when he mentions "this pow'rful rhyme"?

A. His beloved's poetic talents

B. Sonnet 55 itself

C. His own poetics skills

D. Another poem by Shakespeare