Shakespeare’s sonnet 33 was written to express pain that Shakespeare had received from his relationship with the young man. The relationship had encountered an obstacle that is evaluated in sonnet 33 and a few following sonnets. Shakespeare is torn between abounding love and the most painful of sorrows. In the first quatrain, Shakespeare talks about how many beautiful mornings allow themselves to be covered by dark clouds. In the most literal interpretation, one can take Shakespeare’…showed first 75 words of 1123 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1123 total…realization of human nature and relationships is what saves Shakespeare’s relationship. A patient mind brings conclusion to his inner strife and strong love overcomes the sin of physical love and accepts the young man for his true self, no matter what he has done. Shakespeare and the young man had a somewhat ideal love because physical love was eliminated in their relationship. Shakespeare, through self-criticism and acceptance has made this ideal love even stronger.