I believe the bolded pronoun would be MY because it it is proper and before the noun
<span>The famous baseball player, a man known for
his fast pitches, was entered into the Hall of Fame. The appositive
phrase is 'a man known for his fast pitches </span>
Answer:
C). To express love by likening a loved one to a nice day.
Explanation:
The given excerpt is characterized as one of the most popular sonnet sequences of Shakespeare. Here, the speaker attempts to express his love by admiring the beauty of his beloved by comparing it to the summer season. He says that <u>the summer tends to be affected by the rough winds and unpleasant heat but his beloved's art remains mild, lovely, and temperate eternally</u>. Thus, <u>option C</u> is the correct answer where <u>the speaker prefers his beloved's beauty over a summer day as he feels that the latter would diminish but his love is eternal</u>.
This quote means that humans can always find a flaw in someone else in order to make themselves bigger than others. People refuse to let go of flaws, they believe in an idea of perfection and so we say blue eyed blondes are beautiful versus saying we are all beautiful in our own way.
In simpler terms, we refuse to see our differences as perfect.
