In today's society, few books or songs describe the true value of human relationships. Most popular songs and books are about partying and doing things that make us forget morals. However, if you read some of Shakespeare's sonnets, you would find that human relationships are highly valued. By showing that friendship can ease a person's sorrows, that love can and should be immortalized and that the marriage between two individuals can be strong. and it's true, Shakespeare's sonnets 55, 30 and 116 truly explain the real value of human relationships. In most of Shakespeare's sonnets, he seems to be writing about his insecurities in relationships or his own self-esteem. However, in sonnet 55, Shakespeare expresses enormous confidence in his relationship by showing how much he appreciates their love. This statement says that until the day of his judgment, when they are lifted up to heaven, they will live in this poem and in the eyes of those who read it. This sonnet truly expresses the true meaning of friendship as he tells his friends that he wants to keep their memory alive forever. According to Ox Quarry Books Ltd, “Sonnet 55 shares a theme with that of many others, which oppose the power of pouring out death and the cruel knife of the Times, and promise immortality to the beloved. » For example, in the last two stanzas of sonnet 55., Shakespeare states: “So till your judgment rises, you live in this and dwell in the eyes of lovers” (Shakespeare). Shakespeare loves his beloved so much that he puts it in a poem, telling his beloved that when they pass away, their memory will live on in his writings and will be remembered by all who read them. This shows how much Shakespeare valued his middle of paper...or can no one help you? Well, after reading Shakespeare's sonnets, you now think that there are people such as friends and family members who are always ready to help you through whatever you are going through. This is the power of love and what constitutes a true relationship. In Shakespeare's sonnets 30, 55, and 116, the meaning of a true relationship and why it should be valued is expressed in a way that today's society does not express it. Love, whether through friendship or marriage, is a very precious thing in a relationship. Shakespeare shows this to his readers through these sonnets. I hope that now you too will understand the true value of a human relationship. //www.shakespeare-online.com/sonnets/55detail.html