The final two lines of shakespeare's "shall i compare thee to a summer's day? " promises the subject of his sonnet

a. an endless summer. b. unfading youth. c. immortality. d. undying devotion.

The answer is C: immortality.

Throughout this sonnet by Shakespeare, he praises his dear friend´s true beauty. By the end of the poem, in the couplet, the poet reaffirms that as long as mankind exists, Shakespeare´s poetry will live on, and with it, the beauty and memory of his dear muse, assuring immortality for both of them and for all of eternity.

could you put the choices and excert up hun