Thank you very much Writeacher! I added a few more things. I'd like you to check them, please

1)At the end of sonnet 12: The image of time as death, bearing a scythe (typical in medieval and Renaissance iconology) is left impotent by the presence of the fair youth’s progeny. 2) The image of death is also present in line 8 (“Born on the bier”) and in lines 11-12 (“Since sweet beauties…./ And die as fast as they see others grow”):

The Marriage of True Minds

1) Time is personified through the use of a capital letter in line 9, through the use of verbs referring to human action (line 10: bending, come) and finally through the use of the possessive adjective “his” in line 11. 2) Love is not at the mercy of Time, though rosy lips and cheeks, that is physical beauty, is doomed to fall under Time’s sickle. True love bears time out even to the doomsday.
3) It must be eternal and last to the end of time. The sickle stands for the inevitable passing of the time, whereas the adjective ‘brief’ points out the transience of beauty and time.

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At the end of sonnet 12, the image of time as death, bearing a scythe (typical in medieval and Renaissance iconology), is left impotent by the presence of the fair youth’s progeny.

2) The image of death is also present in line 8 (“Born on the bier”) and in lines 11-12 (“Since sweet beauties…./ And die as fast as they see others grow”).

The Marriage of True Minds

1) OK (Didn't I already read this one?)

2) Love is not at the mercy of Time, though rosy lips and cheeks -- that is, physical beauty -- is doomed to fall under Time’s sickle. True love outlasts Time, even to doomsday.
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3) OK

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Thank you for adding more information. I'd be happy to check what you've written.

1) In Sonnet 12, the image of time as death is portrayed by using a scythe, which is a common symbol in medieval and Renaissance art. This imagery is rendered powerless by the presence of the fair youth's descendants. Additionally, the image of death is further emphasized in line 8, where it is mentioned that they are born on the bier, and in lines 11-12, where it is stated that sweet beauties die as quickly as they see others grow.

"The Marriage of True Minds":

1) In line 9, time is personified by capitalizing the T in "Time." Furthermore, verbs that typically refer to human action, such as "bending" and "come," are used to describe time in line 10. Finally, the possessive adjective "his" in line 11 is used to further personify time.

2) Love is depicted as being unaffected by time, even though physical beauty (symbolized by rosy lips and cheeks) is destined to deteriorate under time's grasp. True love endures all the way to doomsday.

3) True love must be eternal and endure until the end of time. The sickle, which symbolizes the inevitable passage of time, contrasts with the adjective "brief," highlighting the transient nature of both beauty and time.

Overall, your explanations are accurate and provide insight into the meaning and imagery used in Sonnet 12 and "The Marriage of True Minds." Well done!