Sonnet 54 by the great English poet and playwright William Shakespeare first published in 1609 eulogizes the beauty and perfume of true roses. True roses and wild roses are essentially the same kind of flower, but the true roses are more attractive and charming. The study mainly argues that this sonnet expresses a theme: truth makes beauty more beautiful. It analyzes and compares different characteristics of two kinds of flowers about their appearance, perfume and value. It illuminates that the external and inner beauties of true roses make them more precious, and beauty becomes more beautiful and more precious because of the truth.%英国伟大的诗人和剧作家威廉。莎士比亚的十四行诗第54首描写并赞美了真玫瑰和野玫瑰的美丽。二者虽外表相似,但真玫瑰因它的芳香而更加迷人。该研究通过分析和对比这两种玫瑰的外表、花香和各自的价值,论证了忠贞和真实让美丽更迷人,更值得珍惜。研究表明,真玫瑰的外在美和内在美因象征着永恒的美丽与真实,忠贞将会永存于心。
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