for thy sweet love remembered such wealth bring that then I scorn to change my state with kings.

1) what point does shakespeare underscore with these concluding lines from his sonnet 29

a) that love make makes all of life worthy of scorn
b) that love compensates for life's troubles
c) that earthly power compensates for the loss of love
d) that love is a type of earthly power

Question

for thy sweet love remembered such wealth bring that then I scorn to change my state with kings.

1) what point does shakespeare underscore with these concluding lines from his sonnet 29

a) that love make makes all of life worthy of scorn
b) that love compensates for life's troubles
c) that earthly power compensates for the loss of love
d) that love is a type of earthly power

anonymous · Answer

"When in despair with fortune and in men's eyes,
I all alone beweep my outcast fate...."

Love heals wounds, compensates for bad conditions.