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"i love to hear her speak, yet well i know/ that music hath a far more pleasing /and yet, by heaven, i think my love as rare/ as any she belied with false compare" why does shakespeare structure the sonnets final two lines differently than the rest of the sonnet? a. to force the reader to interpret the conclusions meaning? b. to lend impact to the sonnets conclusion? c. to add a note of despair to the sonnets conclusion? d. to force the reader to ponder the futility of words?

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