What is the theme of sonnet 73? a. cycle of season c. mortality b. marriage d. courtly love

c. mortality

Explanation:

The theme of William Shakespeare's Sonnet 73 is the significance of the companion of the writer's adoring him all the more unequivocally as a result of the worldly condition of life. Pointing out his maturing so as to persuade his admirer of the criticalness of full love, the writer uses pictures, for example, "yellow leaves" and "Twilight." And, with the prefix two- - which signifies "half," the artist proposes that his life is nearing its consummation.

i feel like it is actually b.