Answer:
Hyperbole: Mark Twain one, Ralph Waldo Emerson one
Pun: library one, desert one
Verbal irony, Oscar Wilde one and marriage one
Explanation:
Answer: D. from hopeless to thankful
Explanation:
The mood of the first quatrain to the final couplet of this poem is going from hopeless to thankful. At first, William Shakespeare is telling the readers about love and marriage that seemed hopeless to him because he is considering love both beautiful, mysterious, and more but those mixed up feelings made his thoughts inspirational for his work. Because of that, he is thankful.
William Shakespeare on love: “Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind, and therefore is wing'd cupid painted blind.”
Alice write a lovely poem that she titled a winter nights dream
I would say a metaphor. The author is comparing the red lipstick to blood.
