sentences:  Sonnet 126 deals with a marked lapse of time and leads the reader to the realization that the relationship between author and subject has continued on for years but has now begun to wane or fizzle out.Ramsey, too, believes that the central idea rests in the reality of the natural relation that must be paid and the truth that must be faced by the author.Through these words, it is divulged that love changes, beauty passes, and men die.