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What does sonnet 138 say about the themes of truth and love?
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What does sonnet 138 say about the themes of truth and love?

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The person above me is right
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Answer:The sonnet talks about how lies do not hurt when their purpose is to protect lovers' feelings and preserve relationships.

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