How is shakespeare’s sonnet 130 a parody? a. it makes fun of the blazon and exaggerated comparisons of beauty. b. shakespeare presents a humorous image of his loved one. c. shakespeare tells us what his love is not like. d. it uses metaphors and similes to describe a loved one.

A. It makes fun of the blazon and exaggerated comparisons of beauty.

This sonnet is unusual among Shakespearean poems because it is a parody. This is effective because Shakespeare's intentions are to make fun of the blazon and other exaggerated notions of beauty. Shakespeare tells us of his beloved. He claims that she is not actually that beautiful, and that many natural things in the world are a lot prettier. However, he also claims that he still loves her, even if she does not live up to the exaggerated notions of beauty that are found in most sonnets.

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