However, this interpretation depends on reading “Go from me” as a command, or at least as the response to a threat from the lover to leave. It raises an expectation of a lovers’ quarrel, one appearing at an ominously early stage of the narrative. Sonnet six has the most surprising of beginnings. Having discussed on a previous occasion the most famous of the 44 sonnets, number 43, I decided to turn this week to one of the lesser known, number six. Apparently, his first idea was that they should be called Sonnets from the Bosnian.

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Sonnets from the portuguese 43