“In this sonnet the speaker addresses God in a series of metaphors and paradoxes. What is the paradox in the first quatrain? To what is the “three-personed God” metaphorically compared? To what is the speaker compared? Can the first three verbs of parallel lines 2 and 4 be taken as addressed to specific “persons” of the trinity? If so, to which are “knock” and “break” addressed? “Breathe” and “blow”? “Shine” and “burn”? What concealed pun helps in the attribution of the last pair? What etymological pun in the attribution of the second pair?”

WHY IS THIS ONE QUESTION ON MY ASSIGNMENT? THAT’S LIKE 10 QUESTIONS YOU AREN’T FOOLING ANYONE.

I LOOK AT THIS ASSIGNMENT LIKE “COOL JUST 3 QUESTIONS!” BUT LOL NOPE PSYCH THINK AGAIN LOSER AHAHAHA.

WHY?

WHY?!?!