Poetry Reading: Let Me Not To The Marriage Of True Minds

Let me not to the marriage of true minds
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The speaker of this poem uses striking blending of both open and closed vowels, frequent stops and also nasals. Besides the speaker uses an accent that is highly flattering. Generally, the speaker has used simplest words possible in the poem and two conspicuous rhyme schemes creating a piece of art that displays strangeness of perfection for a couple deep in love. The poem is about love that is in its conducive and ideal form. The poet therefore is talking about lovers in their best moments of a relationship that has strong foundation of trust and understanding each other. The rhyme is clear when the poet says “Which alters when its alteration finds.” The words ‘alter’ and ‘alteration’ imply that love is able to navigate thr...