English, 29.06.2019 05:00, chjffjfjfjfjfjg834

The words “miraculous” and “wonderful” usually have a positive connotation for the modern reader; however, the poet uses these two words for a different purpose in “sonnet 30.” look closely at the lines where these two words appear and explain the poet’s message. (hint: the last two lines of the sonnet also touch on this message).

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