Main Page	William Shakespeare, in his sonnet 129, awakens the powerful feeling and emotions of lust.  He describes and examines the misery lust causes a person.  Through Shakespeare's use of figurative language, tone, reflective structure, and extended metaphor, he is able to show the reader the shame, guilt, and pleasure of one's lust.
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