What does the metaphor of the "bending sickle's compass" in line 10 represent? 1. the limits of time

2. the limits of space

3. the possibility of unfaithfulness in human love

4. the blindness of love

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Avah Perez

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15 April, 22:31

What does the metaphor of the "bending sickle's compass" in line 10 represent? 1. the limits of time

2. the limits of space

3. the possibility of unfaithfulness in human love

4. the blindness of love

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Julius Sanford · Answer 1

Referring to sonnet 116, I believe the answer is 1 ... the limits of time

Through that metaphor, i William shakesphere shares his view on how he sees love. He believed that loves is not something that could be measured by countable time measurement because it's something that internal and exceeds the limit of time.

What does the metaphor of the "bending sickle's compass" in line 10 represent? 1. the limits of time2. the limits of space3. the possibility of unfaithfulness in human love4. the blindness of love

What does the metaphor of the "bending sickle's compass" in line 10 represent? 1. the limits of time

2. the limits of space

3. the possibility of unfaithfulness in human love

4. the blindness of love