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In "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? the speaker seeks to find something he can compare the beauty of his lover to, however, everything he uses such as a summer's day or the sun somehow implies impermanence or decay. Therefore, he comes to the conclusion that he has to compare him to something that is eternal. What does he decide to compare him to?
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