What is the meaning of Sonnet 100?

Sonnet 100 represents a shift in the poet's perspective from earlier sonnets, where the straightforwardness of his poetry was supposed to distinguish him from rivals, and it also alludes to the poet's waning love for youth.

Because the poet chides himself for having forgotten to write poetry about the young man: "Where art thou, Muse, that thou forget'st so long / To speak of that which gives thee all thy might?" we can infer that it has been some time since he wrote the previous sonnet. The poet urges himself to write kind words about the young person in a laid-back manner because there is currently no other poet vying for the attention of the young person: "Return, forgetting Muse, and straight redeem in gentle numbers time so lazily wasted."

In the final couplet, take note of the references to death and time's deterioration, such as the "crooked knife" and "scythe"; the poet is incapable or reluctant to invent fresh images. Since the poet is attempting to continue a relationship with the young people, it is obvious that the poet does not sincerely believe that the boy is incapable of feeling love. The poet's insinuation that the kid wastes himself via self-love, however, is hidden beneath the tone of mock seriousness.

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Passage 2
excerpt from United States Supreme Court Decision in Smith v. Allwright (1943)
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electoral process in a form which permits a private organization to practice racial discrimination in the election. Constitutional rights would be
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the passage?
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Susan B. Anthony
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privileges or immunities.
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Question 7 of 10
Which story element most clearly shows direct characterization?
O A. The way a character dresses
O B. The narrator's comments about a character's true nature
C. A character's private thoughts and feelings while alone
O D. How other characters act when a specific character is around
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astronaut corps in 1978.
G It was the first time that women were allowed to apply to the astronaut
program.
H After high school, she attended Stanford University, where she earned
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