Even folks who don’t know this poem know this line, “Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?” In this infamous love poem, Shakespeare argues that his significant other is more beautiful than a summer’s day. Summer comes and goes. Sometimes summer sun is

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Oftentimes we hear lovers say “I am yours,” or we hear them ask “will you be mine?” This poem appears to say the opposite with Sara Teasdale naming it, “I Am Not Yours.” But really, this poem is about how much Teasdale longs to be somebody’s and how much she longs to be lost in the tempest of a great love. This poem describes the longing some feel to be completely lost in love, which can feel freeing at the same time.

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