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How does Shakespeare define LOVE by his sonnet 116?

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  1. He doesn't.  Sonnet 116 is about a quality of love: its unchanging nature as compared to (and in the face of) the mutability of physical attraction. The poem offers several images but no definition.

    If your instructor disagrees, you might ask him/her to define the verb "to define."

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