Sonnet 2

This second sonnet is much like the first sonnet.  The speaker talks a lot again about beauty and age and just how beautiful this young man is.  The only difference between the two sonnets is that in the second sonnet, the speaker seems to be recalling his past.  It seems almost as if the speaker wishes he did things differently in his life and he's telling this young man to do all of these things because he either regrets not doing them or he never had the chance to.  The speaker is especially telling this young man to have children so when he's old, it won't be because of age but because he spent his life raising a child.