Question

Read this passage from Sonnet 29 by Shakespeare. What is the speaker describing in this quatrain?

Answer 1

The answer is comparing himself to those who seem to have more

Answer 2

Answer:

Comparing himself to others who seem to have more

Explanation:

He wishes to be rich, to have what the rich one has. He wants to have his art, his money, and his friends. It's a quatrain about someone who envies or desires someone else's life. Most likely a poor man who wanted to be rich.