Amoretti

The transcript discusses a sonnet by Edmund Spencer, focusing on its rhyme scheme and themes. It describes the metaphor of golden tresses and how they can entrap men's eyes, leading to a warning about the deceptive nature of appearances. The sonnet serves as a cautionary tale about the allure of beauty and the importance of being aware of its potential to deceive.

What warning does the speaker give to his eyes regarding the golden net?

What is the significance of the line 'it were for any being free to covet fetters, though they golden be'?