Question

please help.
What is the tone of the sonnet? Does the form of the sonnet seem to constrain the emotions? or does it mimic them?
In the comments below

Answer 1

"Although we do not all the good we love"

Although we do not all the good we love,
But still, in love, desire to do the same;
Nor leave the sins we hate, but hating move
Our soul and body's powers their powers to tame;
The good we do God takes as done aright,
That we desire to do he takes as done;
The sin we shun he will with grace requite,
And not impute the sin we seek to shun.
But good desires produce no worser deeds,
For God doth both together lightly give,
Because he knows a righteous man must needs
By faith, that works by love, forever live.
Then to do nought but only in desire
Is love that burns, but burns like painted fire.

- John Davies

Answer 2

im sorry but im not good with this type of stuff

Answer 3

it's okay thanks anyway

Answer 4

do you know somebody who can?

Answer 5

i think so hold and if you need help with history i could help with

Answer 6

okay ill take that into consideration.

Answer 7

@paki