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shall I compare thee to a summer's day William Shakespeare

this poem emplace with some of tricks that be use by early sonnet writer
saying ________ thing like ______ day in summer warm and bright
get to be so convetion that become a mildest cliche.
Shakespeare begen by deny the term of comparison
after a line ___ opeaning the poem settles down the ex___
claim of entenral summer for the person whom the poem address.
it mayn't to consider to claim that one poem is endure
but this poem is right so far
the poem has been going strong for four hundred years.

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my question~~thank you^^
could you help me correct the text
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shall I compare thee to a summer's day   William Shakespeare 

this poem emplace with some of tricks that be use by early sonnet writer
saying ________ thing like ______ day in summer warm and bright
get to be so convetion that become a mildest cliche.
Shakespeare begen by deny the term of comparison 
after a line ___ opeaning the poem settles down the ex___
claim of entenral summer for the person whom the poem  address.
it mayn't to consider to claim that one poem is endure
but this poem is right so far
the poem has been going strong for four hundred years.

Answer

could you help me correct the text 
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shall I compare thee to a summer's day   William Shakespeare 

this poem play’s  with some of the tricks that had been used  by earlier sonnet writers 
saying outlandish thing’s like thow  art like a day in summer warm and bright. 
got to be so conventional that it became a mindless cliché. 
Shakespeare begins by denying the terms of the comparison. 
after a light hearted  opening  the poem settles down with the exaggerated  
claim of eternal summer for the person to whom the poem is  addressed. 
it may have seemed  conceded  to claim that one’s   poem would endure 

this poem is right so far 
the poem has been going strong for four hundred years.

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