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Provide an example of imagery from Shakespeare's "My mistress's eyes are nothing like the sun."

Provide an example of imagery from Shakespeare's "My mistress's eyes are nothing like the sun."
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Provide an example of imagery from Shakespeare's "My mistress's eyes are nothing

like the sun."

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The imagery in this line is that of a sun, which is often used to symbolize beauty and perfection. The speaker is saying that his mistress's eyes are not as beautiful or perfect as the sun.
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