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Sonnet 58 by William Shakespeare - Poem Analysis
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continues to speak of himself as a slave to the Fair Youth and his whims. whatever God put him in this potion to be “your slave” allows him to be free of thoughts of ever taking back control. speaker enjoys his piston and does not want to even be allowed to think about having any control over where
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  • continues to speak of himself as a slave to the Fair Youth and his whims.
  • whatever God put him in this potion to be “your slave” allows him to be free of thoughts of ever taking back control.
  • speaker enjoys his piston and does not want to even be allowed to think about having any control over where the youth goes or when he chooses to see the speaker. The youth’s “times of pleasure” are his own and the speaker does not want to mess with the balance.
  • he wants to suffer at the hands of the youth.
  • ill wait patiently during the youth’s absence as the youth would want.

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