Shakespeare's "Sigh No more" poem captures the theme of appearance and honesty. The two are conflicting entities that many tend to fail in discerning their applications. Many tend to understand how the two co-exist, thus the reason behind the poem. The sense of the poem comes out as engaged music listeners, but they are not actual people. The first stanza captures an urge for healing from all the pain, as she talks of one foot in the sea and one on the shore, thus showcasing different appearances. The aspect of honesty chips in as he talks of how men are deceivers, but in the real sense, it is a sense of perception.