Which statement describes the cultural and generational perspectives revealed in Shakespeare’s sonnet 130 and “Perfect for Me” b
y Shwayze? A. Shakespeare idealizes his love; Shwayze accepts her as she is.
B. Both writers claim the world stops for their love.
C. Both writers express their love for someone as she is.
D. Neither writer uses imagery in his poem.
The correct answer is letter C. <em>Both Shakespeare and Shwayze describe a lady in a natural light as the object of their poetry.
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Shakespeare describes his mistress in a very realistic way which borders into parody e.g. "<em>And in some perfumes is there more delight. Than in the breath that from my mistress reeks </em>". Still, however, he affirms his love as he considers it rare.
Schwayze describes his platonic love's kiss, lips, and nose as "<em>perfect"</em> for him. Even though they <em>"have been playing musical chairs for years</em>" he is confident enough in his love to admit "<em>I love everything</em>" as he wonders "<em>do you think that we could ever be one instead of two?"
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Macbeth was very strong willed. when he believed he needed to do something that is the only thing he would think about. being very strong willed is one of macbeths strengths but he believed he needed to do more to cover up what he had done.
It was beneficial because it brought many new foods and livestock to different parts of the world promoting more agriculture It was detrimental because the Europeans killed over 90% of the Native American population
