<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

I've been thinking a lot about Shakespeare's famous sonnet 18,specifically the lines (clears throat):

*So long as men can breathe or eyes can see /
So long lives this and this gives life to thee.*

As a teenager, I thought that Shakespeare, for lack of a better word, had swag.  Shakespeare has given IMMORTALITY to his greatest love in a poem and he KNOWS it. AND, at that the time, he was alone in being able to do this, since everybody reads Shakespeare at some point in their lives.

But we can ALL do that now, on youtube and vimeo and etc.  We can put up our own public message of love, and as long as men can google cats and our eyes can handle r/wtf, this will remain, a googleable testament to the love in our life, be that a person, an animal, a view, an overlooked corner of the city.  anything.

Reddit,could we get a Sonnet 18 campaign started on youtube?  Is this something people would get behind?
<bot>: Make public declaration of love to someone/something on youtube on Valentine's day, thus giving it immortality, if not the same level of fame as say, Shakespeare.