Assertion: sonnet | /r/HasProperty | addressed to young man
Facets:
value: without reference to any particular event
type: OTHER
value: to make
type: PURPOSE
value: originally
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The first 126 sonnets are addressed to a young man while the last 28 are addressed to a woman.
text: Scholars soon realized that the first 126 sonnets were originally addressed to a young man, sparking debates about Shakespeare’s sexuality.
text: Sonnets 1-126, or the "Fair Youth" sequence, are commonly thought to be addressed to a young man, though that man's identity is not known.
text: Sonnets 1 to 126 are addressed to a young man known as the “fair youth”.
text: Sonnets 1 to 126 seem to be addressed to a young man, socially superior to the speaker.
text: It's generally accepted that Sonnets 1-126 are addressed to a young man known as the "Fair Youth.
text: The first 126 sonnets are addressed to a young man, with the last 28 addressed to a woman.
text: Decay of honor and beauty, often referred to in the sonnets addressed to the young man, are here explicitly paralleled with the sun's passage through the sky.
text: "He's" became "she's" in some sonnets addressed to the young man so as to make the poet speak lovingly to a woman — not to a man.
text: In addition, a majority of modern critics remain sufficiently satisfied with Thorpe's 1609 ordering of those sonnets addressed to the young man, but most of them have serious reservations about the second group addressed to the woman.
text: Sonnet 106 is addressed to the young man without reference to any particular event.
text: Unlike some of the other sonnets addressed to the young man, sonnet 64 moves toward a feeling of the lover's exposure to the risk of being destroyed.
text: Sonnets 127–152, addressed to the so-called dark lady, express a more overtly erotic and physical love than the sonnets addressed to the young man.
text: Shakespeare portrays beauty as conveying a great responsibility in the sonnets addressed to the young man, Sonnets 1–126.