Sonnet 130: Love is more than how a person looks.
The Passionate Shepherd to His Love: Love will make people do anything to maintain the relationship's happiness.
Death Be Not Proud: Life will always overpower the darkness of Death.
To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time: People should make the most of life before they no longer have their youth.
The Author to Her Book: Only so many corrections can be made before someone has to try to accept a finished product.
To His Coy Mistress: People should not be too proud to share their feelings with others, because someday it will be too late and they will not have that chance.
Sound and Sense: There is a major difference between having ambition and imitating that of others' ambitions.
The World Is Too Much With Us: Humans should appreciate nature, rather than take it for granted.
She Walks in Beauty: Personal opinion deems the qualities that people define as being "beauty."
Ozymandias: Every leader's reign eventually crumbles.
When I have Fears that I may Cease to Be: People should make the most of the world they live in before they die.
The Children's Hour: Children have a special place in their parents' lives.
Annabel Lee: Love can survive beyond the grave.
O Captain, My Captain: Honor comes with serving justice for the people.
I Heard a Fly Buzz When I Died: No one can predict what will come to be when a person dies.
Dover Beach: People consistently change their mindset, which alters their faith in constants.
Dulce et Decorum Est: War is a continuous torture that haunts those who have served.
Mending Wall: Lack of communication cannot fix a barrier between people.
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