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During his time at Lincoln’s Inn, early in his career.
It has a magical, fairytale quality about it.
The phrase 'Get with child', which is brutally unromantic.
People believed it had human qualities and could scream.
He alternates between romantic and disturbing images.
The tone shifts to more reflective and somber imagery.
He concludes it's impossible to find 'a woman true, and fair'.
It shows sad vulnerability and a longing for connection.
The use of a structured sonnet form with a volta.
He critiques conventional love poetry and societal norms.
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