This poem is preceded by a work whose speaker worries if his papers, "yellowed with their age," would "be scorned, like old men of less truth than tongue." This poem laments the decline of "every fair from fair" "by chance or nature's changing course," and notes that though "rough winds" may "shake the darling (*) buds of May," this poem will immortalize its subject "so long as men can breathe." For 10 points, name this s
This poem is preceded by a work whose speaker worries if his papers, "yellowed with their age," would "be scorned, like old men of less truth than tongue." This poem laments the decline of "every fair from fair" "by chance or nature's changing course," and notes that though "rough winds" may "shake the darling (*) buds of May," this poem will immortalize its subject "so long as men can breathe." For 10 points, name this sonnet whose opening question is followed by the compliment, "Thou art more lovely and more temperate."
This poem is preceded by a work whose speaker worries if his papers, "yellowed with their age," would "be scorned, like old men of less truth than tongue.