How Soon Hath Time
How Soon Hath Time
1. The youth do not have much youth left
2. the 23 years are gone
3. The days afterwards are there forever
4. You are not growing anymore
5. The truth is not what was expected
6. Manhood comes sooner than you may think
7. Your inside growing is slowing down
8. The spirits are happy
9.Even though its slowing down and soon
10. It will still be important
11. No matter how mean it is
12.Time will tell
13. Use your grace
14. God will too
Figurative Language:
Hasting- Urgency to fast movement
Inward- Directed toward the inside
Semblance- The outward appearance
Theme: This sonnet is describing the timeline that youth go through, or more likely the feelings one gets as they do grow.
Reflection: This poem can directly relate to me because I am in the exact position and audience this poem is explaining. I am transitioning out of my youth and into adulthood, and the things the author says directly touch me. I am seeing how fast time flies and how I need to cherish every moment.
1. The youth do not have much youth left
2. the 23 years are gone
3. The days afterwards are there forever
4. You are not growing anymore
5. The truth is not what was expected
6. Manhood comes sooner than you may think
7. Your inside growing is slowing down
8. The spirits are happy
9.Even though its slowing down and soon
10. It will still be important
11. No matter how mean it is
12.Time will tell
13. Use your grace
14. God will too
Figurative Language:
Hasting- Urgency to fast movement
Inward- Directed toward the inside
Semblance- The outward appearance
Theme: This sonnet is describing the timeline that youth go through, or more likely the feelings one gets as they do grow.
Reflection: This poem can directly relate to me because I am in the exact position and audience this poem is explaining. I am transitioning out of my youth and into adulthood, and the things the author says directly touch me. I am seeing how fast time flies and how I need to cherish every moment.