'Second quatrain' diaporamas de présentation

HOW DO I LOVE THEE LET ME COUNT THE WAYS

HOW DO I LOVE THEE LET ME COUNT THE WAYS. by ELIZABETH BARRET BROWNING. ELIZABETH BARRET BROWNING. ROBERT BROWNING. POETIC STRUCTURE. Sonnet Petrarchan (but does not follow normal structure) There is no clear break between octave and sestet. Begins with a rhetorical question.

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Closed-Form Poetry

Closed-Form Poetry. Sonnets, Sestinas, and Rondeaus. The Sonnet. Sonnet Forms. The traditional sonnet comes in two forms: English and Italian. English sonnets are classified as either Shakespearean or Spenserian. Italian sonnets are often referred to as Petrarchan sonnets.

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Sonnet

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Romeo & Juliet

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This is the first quatrain.

The Anatomy of a Shakespearean Sonnet - mouse over each part of the sonnet to learn more about its structure. Sonnet 18 by Shakespeare Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? Thou art more lovely and more temperate: Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May,

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