,3,5,6)
             These colors represent males¡¯ contrasting views on how a woman should carry herself. Both colours were used in the same sentence indicating that the author himself is torn between two coexisting desires. Males crave sexuality in their mate, but at the same time they seek purity. Red is associated with sexy and erotic behaviour. Women in red dresses, lipsticks, and lingerie represent sexiness, but a woman is clothed in a clean, white dress when she is married. Interestingly the author even combines the words white and breasts, each sending a different message to the reader. White again representing sexual purity, and breasts being one of the most sexual parts of a female¡¯s anatomy. By hinting at these connotations he insinuates a sexual desire for this woman.
             Masculine Rhyme enhances the concept of lusting after a woman, and depicts an imposed desire for love
             Than in the breath that from my mistress reeks
             I love to hear her speak, yet well I know
             That music hath a far more pleasing sound;
             My mistress, when she walks tread on the ground. (8-13)
             The words used do not rhyme in a soothing manner, but a
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