1. Shakespeare’s Sonnet 29

2. When in
disgrace
With
fortune
and
men’s
eyes,

3. I
all
alone
beweep my
outcast
state,

4. trouble deaf Heaven with my bootless cries,
And
trouble
deaf
Heaven
with my
bootless
cries,

5. And
look
upon
myself,
and
curse my
fate,

6. Wishing me
like to
one
more
rich in
hope,

7. Featured
like
him,
him
with
friends
possess’d,

8. Desiring this man’s art and that man’s scope,

9. Yet in these thoughts myself almost despising,
With what I most enjoy contented least;
Yet in these thoughts myself almost despising,

10. Haply I
think on
thee,
-and
then my
state

11. (Like
to a lark
at break
of day
arising
From
sullen
earth)
sings
hymns at
heaven’s
gate;

12. For
thy
sweet
love
remember’d
such
wealth
brings,

13. That
then I
scorn to
change my
fate
with
Kings.

14. THE END This ppt. File was created and composed by Bettanin Cristian
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