sentences:  He uses a less edited version of the sonnet to assert that the first line of the poem makes a clear distinction between passions rather than lovers.He uses "Two loves I have, of Comfort and Despaire" to show that the separation of the comma "contend[s] that the two loves he mentions are not people at all, but the two sides--light and dark--of his creative personality".Stephen Booth argues that the editing of the comma "has no effect on the logic of the line".