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​​ William Shakespeare was born on wednsday april twenty-sixth, 1564. He was the third child of John and Marry Shakespeare. Only his older sister, three of his four brothers, and himself made it to adulthood. His older sister, Joan outlived him. The parents of the baptist family were succesful. The father, (John,) was a succesful buisiness man. His mom, Mary, inherited her fathers farm estate. William met Anne Hathaway. When he was eighteen she was twenty-six. He married and inpregnated her. His oldest daughter was Susanna. After her they had twins: Hamnet and Judith, who were named after shakespeares friends. Hamnet (william's only son,) died when he was only eleven years old. Seven years after his kids were born, Shakespeare disappeared from records. His appsence waknown as his,"Lost Times." He reappeared in London in 1592. He moved to London to establish himself as a writer. It was here where he wrote his first two poems. The first was //Venus and Adonis//, the second was //The Rape of Lucrece//. After this work he began to become famous and picked up the nickname, The Bard. He also got to work on his plays, in fact he wrote and had fifteen of his thirty-seven plays performed in 1597 alone. He struck gold in 1605 when he bought real estate leases and because of that he made sixty pounds a year. **Sadly he died on April twenty-third, 1616**, but not before writing thirty- seven plays and onehundered fifty-four sonnets. Some of these important works include: **The last of his Decendents ended when Susanna died in 1670.** || This is a portrait of shakespear. ||
 * Biography
 * 1) Henry 4
 * 2) Romeo and Juliet
 * 3) Titus Andronicus
 * 4) Midsummers Night Dream
 * 5) Much Ado About Nothing
 * 6) Henry 5
 * 7) Julius Caesar
 * 8) As you Like It
 * 9) Hamlet
 * 10) Twelfth Night
 * 11) Othello
 * 12) MacBeth
 * 13) King Lear
 * 14) Sonnets
 * 15) Henry 8**.**
 * speaking of his poems, i have recently read three, Sonnet 1, sonnet 2, and Shakespeare's "Sonnet #18." I love all of the poems, but if u had to rate them, Sonnet #18 was my favorite. The theme of this sonnet states that his women's beauty is eternal and will live on forever, he also used poetic devices. These devices are one metaphor. He asks a metaphorical question in line one: Shall I compare thee to a summer's day. Shakespeare uses "the eye of heaven" as a metaphor in this line to describe the sun. Line three, "Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May," tells why the woman's beauty is greater than that of a summer's day. In lines seven and eight the speaker ends the complication by describing how nature is never perfect. "Eternal summer" in line nine is referring back to the woman's eternal beauty, using summer to symbolize beauty, and saying that the woman's beauty will never fail like the summer's beauty. This emphasizes the woman's beauty and how the woman is viewed by the speaker. Line nine starts the resolution of the poem by using "but". There is a rhyme scheme in the poem. The rhyme scheme is as followed, ababcdcdefefgg. Even though sonnet one came first in history I am writting about them in the order of the one I liked the best to the one I liked the least. Sonnet one is in the middle, it's an ok poem, but having to translte it to present tense speach took away from the overall enjoyment of the poem. After two days of reading the sonnet and translating it I was able to discover the poetic devices, and the rhyme scheme. The poetic devices Shakespeare's Sonnet 1 has are: Allegorys and alliterations every now and again. The rhyme scheme of Sonnet 1 is, abcdbefghii. The theme of Shakespeare's sonnet 1 is, ||  ||