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In "Sonnet 73," Shakespeare uses the metaphors of autumn, a sunset, and a dying fire to most likely

communicate the idea of
the transience of love
the importance of faithfulness
the certainty of old age and death
the bitterness of lost love
PLEASE HELP !!! ITS MY FINAL EXAM

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Answer:

the certainty of old age and death

Step-by-step explanation:

Good luck on your final exam. I would say its to do with aging and death as autumn refers to dead leaves and the leading up to winter, death of vegeation. Dying fire, burns but it the fire will soon come to an end and a sunset, it is beautiful but it only lasts for a while before transcending into complete darkness, as in night.

Hope this makes sense??

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