Answer:
The state in which the speaker of poem Sonnet 29 is in despair and unfortunate state.
Step-by-step explanation:
'Sonnet 29' is a poem written by William Shakespeare. The sonnet is a speaker who feels like an outcast and unfortunate man. He is deprived of riches and fortune.
The state in which the speaker of the sonnet is in despair and unfortune. The sonnet also represents the speakers love for his lover. As soon as the speaker recalls his 'sweet lover', he is filled with the sense of spiritual wealth.
The words that dictates the speaker's state in the poem are
'I all alone beweep my outcast state,'