My Shakespeare

Tempest uses the pronoun his and the contraction he's throughout the poem. To whom is she referring?

What emotion is described in lines 5–6, “Every eye that stops to linger / On what someone else has got, and feels the tightening in their chest”?

An allusion is a reference to something you should be familiar with or may have seen/heard before. In the second and third stanzas, lines 7–17, Tempest names different people that “He's in,” from “every young man growing boastful” to “every vain admirer” to “Every pawn.” She is alluding to

In lines 29–30, “his letters with their arms around each others shoulders, swagger / towards the ends of their sentences” is an example of

The central idea of “My Shakespeare” is that Shakespeare's work is