This one might be his most famous: Sonnet 18. 'Shall I compare thee to a summer ... For his sonnets, Shakespeare used a strict rhyme scheme of three rhyming stanzas of four lines, known as ...

there are different sonnet varieties, each with its own defining features. All of them, however, must have 14 lines and a rhyme scheme. How those lines are broken up (and which ones rhyme ...

Scroll down for video Sonnets come in many different variations but they always have 14 lines and usually include a regular rhyme scheme of some sort. Shakespeare pioneered his own version ...

Sonnets are poems with a specific format and rhyme scheme. Shakespeare wrote on love, friendship, heartbreak, nature, humanity and most of these sonnets were parts of his plays. The emotion he ...