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English, 02.06.2021 20:30 angelrenee2000

Evaluate the interpretive thesis statement below. In his Sonnet #130, Shakespeare uses unfavorable comparisons between his mistress and symbols of beauty to parody the traditional love poem.

A.
It is not effective because it is not a judgment.

B.
It is not effective because it is not clear.

C.
It is not effective because it is not concise.

D.
It is effective.

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