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Sonnet

A sonnet is a fixed poetic form with a structure traditionally consisting of fourteen lines adhering to a set rhyming scheme. The term derives from the Italian word sonetto (lit. 'little song', from the Latin word sonus, lit. 'sound'). Originating in 13th-century Sicily, the sonnet was in time taken up in many European-language areas, mainly to express…

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related to Further reading · 70
Sonnet → African American Sonnet Tradition, An Introduction, Burt, Century, Classic Tradition, Co, Contention, Crosland, Daniel Robinson, David, Der, English, Everyman's Library, Feldman, Forms, From Dante, Fuller, Georgia Press, Hennigfeld, Hesperides Press
related to French · 48
Sonnet → Afterwards, Baïf, Bellay, Calvinist, Christ's, Christian, Church, Clément Marot, Dante, Defense, Drawing, Du Bellay's, Fathers, French, French Catholic, French Language, God, Gospels, Greek, Illustration
related to In German · 43
Sonnet → ABBA, Acht Bücher Deutscher Poematum, After, As, August Wilhelm, BCCB, Buch, But, CDD, Daniel Heinsius, Die Sonette, Duino Elegies, German, Geschrieben, Goethe, Goethe's, Grab-Mal, Heyse, It, Italian
related to Czech · 38
Sonnet → After, Another, Antonín Sova, Czech, Dante's Divine Comedy, David, He, In, It, Jaroslav Vrchlický, Jiří Orten, Josef Svatopluk Machar, Ján Kollár, Karel Hynek Mácha, Kollár, Kollár's, Mácha, Oldřich Vyhlídal, Ondřej Hanus, One Hundred Sonnets
related to Spanish · 37
Sonnet → According, Alhambra, Andrea Navagero, Baroque, Boscán, Castilian, Courtier, During, Fernando, Francisco, Garcilaso, Gongorismo, Góngora, Herrera, Il Cortegiano, In, It, Italian, Juan Boscán, King Carlos
related to Portuguese · 35
Sonnet → Alberto, Among, Barbosa Bacellar, Brazil, Brazilian, Camões, Cláudio Manuel, Costa, Cruz, Dom Pedro, Europe, Francisca Júlia, French Parnassianism, However, It, Italian, Italy, King John, Luís, Miranda
related to Yiddish · 31
Sonnet → Dovid Kenigsberg, Eastern Europe, Europe, Fradl Shtok, Gershon-Peysekh Vayland, Hundert Soneten, In, Its, Jewish, Judaeo-German, Kaunas, Leib Naidus, Lemberg, London, Londoner Sonetn, Middle Ages, Morris Vintshevski, New York, Polish Abraham Nahum Stencl, Shtok
related to In Irish · 27
Sonnet → Although, Dublin-born Liam Gógan, Easter Rising, English, Frongoch, Gaelic, Ghrá, In, Ireland, Irish, Love, Muiris Sionóid, National Museum, Oscar Wilde, Patrick Kavanagh, Rotha Mór, Shakespeare's, Sionóid, Sir Aubrey, Soinóid
related to In Dutch · 18
Sonnet → And, Another, Baroque, Dutch, Edmund Gosse, Following, For, Hugo Grotius, I'm, In, Jacques Perk's, Lucebert, Martinus Nijhoff, Mathilde, Mijn, Netherlands Pieter Corneliszoon Hooft, Second World War, Willem Kloos
related to Indian languages · 17
Sonnet → Assamese, Bengali, Dogri, English, Gujarati, Hindi, In, Indian, Kannada, Kashmiri, Malayalam, Manipuri, Marathi, Nepali, Oriya, Sindhi, Urdu

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Sonnetis afixed poetic form with a structure traditionally consisting of fourteen lines adhering to a set rhyming scheme0.90text
the Sonnets spirituels of Jacques de Billyinstance ofas in some of his Elizabethan predecessors and in French religious sonnet sequences0.80text
Gerrit Komrijinstance offormalist poets0.80text
Jan Kal were writing sonnets again as part of their own reaction to the experimentalism of earlier decadesinstance offormalist poets0.80text
Sir Aubrey de Vereinstance ofCeltic languagesIn IrishAlthough sonnets had long been written in English by poets of Irish heritage0.80text
Oscar Wildeinstance ofCeltic languagesIn IrishAlthough sonnets had long been written in English by poets of Irish heritage0.80text
William Butler Yeatsinstance ofCeltic languagesIn IrishAlthough sonnets had long been written in English by poets of Irish heritage0.80text
Tom Kettleinstance ofCeltic languagesIn IrishAlthough sonnets had long been written in English by poets of Irish heritage0.80text
and Patrick Kavanaghinstance ofCeltic languagesIn IrishAlthough sonnets had long been written in English by poets of Irish heritage0.80text
the sonnet form failed to enter Irish poetry in the Irish languageinstance ofCeltic languagesIn IrishAlthough sonnets had long been written in English by poets of Irish heritage0.80text
Sir Aubrey de Vereinstance ofIn IrishAlthough sonnets had long been written in English by poets of Irish heritage0.80text
Oscar Wildeinstance ofIn IrishAlthough sonnets had long been written in English by poets of Irish heritage0.80text

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