Question

5. Spenser effectively uses exaggeration to make his point. Find and write down the line from "Sonnet 30" that effectively uses the technique of exaggeration.​

Answer 1

"But that I burn much more in boiling sweat" is the passage in Sonnet 30 that most successfully employs the exaggeration approach.

• The Faerie Queene, an epic poem and magical allegory honoring the Tudor dynasty and Elizabeth I, is one of the most famous works of English poet Edmund Spenser. He is frequently regarded as one of the best poets to have written in the English language and is acknowledged as one of the foremost artisans of emerging Modern English verse.
• Edmund Spenser's fourteen-line sonnet, "My Love is like to ice, and I to fire," follows the format of a classic Spenserian sonnet. Three overlapping quatrains and a final couplet distinguish this type of sonnet, which was invented by the poet. Lines abab bcbc cdcd ee rhyme. A reader should also take note of the fact that the first twelve lines of the passage ask the reader three separate inquiries. The last couplet provides the responses to these.

Thus these are the lines that Spenser uses the technique of exaggeration.

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