SONNET

SONNET


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Word: sonnet
Phonetic: /ˈsɒnɪt/
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A fixed verse form of Italian origin consisting of fourteen lines that are typically five-foot iambics and rhyme according to one of a few prescribed schemes.
To compose sonnets.
To celebrate in sonnets; to write a sonnet about.


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Ozymandias is one
Ozymandias
The New Colossus
Ozymandias
14-line poem
14-line verse
14-liner
A 14-line verse
Bard work
Bards 14-liner
Browning output
Browning piece
Browning work
Composition that may be Petrarchan
Donne piece
Elizabeth Barrett Browning work
Fourteen-line poem
Fourteen-line work
Frost piece
It concludes with a couplet
It has 14 lines
Its usually ababcdcdefefgg
Italian ___
Literally
Little song
Longfellows specialty
Millay work
Miltons On His Blindness
Octet + sestet
One begins Shall I compare thee to a summers day?
One of Shakespeares begins Shall I compare thee to a summers day?
Petrarch product
Petrarchan piece
Poem
Poem of 14 lines
Poetic form
Shakespeare creation
Shakespeare specialty
Shakespearean gem
Shakespearean lines
Shakespearean poem
Shakespearean verse
Shakespearean work
Shelleys Ozymandias
Spenserian output
Spenserian work
Thomas Wyatt work
Three quatrains and a couplet
Type of poem mentioned in Easter Parade
Verse form
Verse with 14 lines
Verve song about Shakespearean verse?
Wordsworth offering
Wordsworth product
Wordsworth work
Petrarch's forte.
Keats' Bright Star.
Shakespeare's To His Love.
14 heartfelt lines.
To His Love, for example.
Short poem
Rupert Brooke's The Soldier.
Bard product.
Product of 13 Down.
Fourteen heroic lines.
Keats work
Literary work
Poetic work
Certain poem
Wordsworth's forte
Bright Star by Keats is one
Golden Treasury entry
Petrarchan piece for Laura
Golden Treasury item.
One of Mrs. Browning's poems
Poem by Petrarch
Bright Star by Keats, e.g.
Petrarch piece
Petrarch specialty
Shakespeare offering
E. B. Browning work
Petrarchan poem
Browning work?
Shelley's Ozymandias, for one
One begins Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?
One of Shakespeare's begins Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?
See 2-Down
One of 154 for Shakespeare
O, never say that I was false of heart ..., e.g.
Shelley's Ozymandias, e.g.
One of 154 by Shakespeare
Shelley's Ozymandias, for example
Poetic fourteen-liner
Child with final poem
Poem shown in text at regular intervals
Verse has no end. No end? Odd, in a way
Poetry like this half-cut poet served up
A number of numbers written up, three quatrains and a couplet?
Issue on the Web in fourteen lines
Donne's topped in a way by something of Petrarch's
Poem on child figure's return
Lines of ten numbers reversed
Written creation of Michelangelo
One of a famous 154
Emma Lazarus The New Colossus, e.g.
Boy-trap holds 14 lines from poet's brain
Lines for a boy about 10?
Boy to take home poem
Issue clear in the Bard's work
Short lyric, final work of poet
Ozymandias e.g.
Lines up outside No 10 — speech just beginning
Boy with fishing gear, eg lines set on Westminster Bridge
One of Shakespeare's 154
Be servile
Tuscan wine
Beautiful!
One looking to reach settlement saw Scotsman in the Seine?
Form of verse.
(?) Clue Number 5 for 181125
Poem referring to Nationalist leader is included in collection
One of the Bard's works TV screens, showing before noon
Verse form of Italian origin consisting of 14 lines in iambic pentameter
Poem with fourteen lines
14-line verse form
Odes cousin
Poem succeeded online?
Type of poem
Shakespearean poetic form
Poem by e.g. Petrarch
Its seventy feet but only one metre
Word from Italian for little tune
Younger relative recalled figure in short poem




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