Sonnet 30 Mood

43. A couple of emotions that are present throughout both Sonnet 29 and 30 are sorrow, sadness and grievance. Some ways these emotions are articulated are through his tone. For example in Sonnet 29 he is expressing that he is articulating throughout lines 1-8 that he is upset that he is an outcast, he wishes that he was like most people. He wishes that he had good looks, friends, luck, skills and more opportunities and he wishes that he would think it’s weird to like the things he enjoys most. And in Sonnet 30 he has turned from that poem in away. He says in lines 1-4 he says that he sits in silence to remember the past and he gets depressed that he never got any of those things he once strived for and adds more tears to the ones he cried in Sonnet 29 for wasting time. Him doing all this is causing him to grieve about the grievances he once had to let go of but now has to recount each cry and cry about it again going through the same pain as before, Sonnet 29. But in the end of both Sonnets he gathers up his feelings and cries and stops once he thinks of a better thought Sonnet 29, Him being happy with himself, Sonnet 30, the thought of a dear friend.

In Sonnet 130 the mood is kind of humorous but realistic. He says that his mistress is nothing compares a god to. That her eyes are nothing like the sun, her lips are nowhere near the color of the red coral and her breast is grayish-brown rather than white. While other poets describe their mistresses’ hair to gold wires his had black wires. There is no color in her cheeks that resemble to mixture of red and white roses and her reeking breath does not compare to any perfume. He loves to hear her speak but she would much rather hear real music than listen to her sing. He has never seen a Goddess walk but he can bet his mistress is far from that because she treads on the ground. But he says that he believes his woman is as special as any woman whose poet has lied about with false comparisons. He uses this way of writing as a joke to make it easier to tell her she isn’t perfect she is far from it but he looks past what other people may think about her and loves her for who she really