The subject is living with those who have infection . The subject's piety has now become impiety . He now commits sin , poignantly internally rhymed with him . There is heavy emphasis on the subject in this sonnet as evidenced by the abundance of explicit he , him and his words plus hidden allusions to him , e.g. im piety. Beauty is poor as represented by the subject's companions.
Nature is spent, it is bankrupt and beggared of blood .
O, him she st ores to show what wealth she had In days long since, before these last so bad. The beauty of the subject, identified by rose in Q2 is literally stored by way of anagram in st ores .