‘Sonnet 42’ by William Shakespeare is the final poem in the series of “betrayal sonnets” that dresses the youth’s misdeed, sleeping with the speaker’s mistress.
The speaker goes through the first twelve lines of this poem debating what is going to happen to the love in his life. He’s no longer mad at the youth, but he is acknowledging the fact that he has been hurt. If the mistress loves the youth then he’s lost that love, but if the youth loves the mistress back then he has lost everything. In the final two lines of ‘Sonnet 42,’ the speaker decides that neither of these things needs to be true. Instead, since he and the youth are really the same people, in heart and mind, the mistress never cheated and the speaker has lost nothing.
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