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Presentation on Sonnet 65 by William Shakespeare Ujjwal Biswas Assistant Professor Department of English Semester I Session-2018-19 Khatra Adibasi Mahavidyalaya Sonnet: Definition Sonnet is a fourteen-line poem, usually written in

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Presentation on Sonnet 65 by William Shakespeare Ujjwal Biswas
Assistant Professor
Department of English
Semester – I
Session-2018-19
Khatra Adibasi Mahavidyalaya<br>
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Sonnet: Definition & Sonnet is a fourteen-line poem, usually written in pentameter verse.
. It can be divided into two sorts
1. The Italian or Petrarchan sonnet
2. Shakespearean sonnet
Italian poet Petrarch(1304-74) did not invent this form of sonnet but made widely known<br>
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Form of sonnet Petrarchan sonnet is divide into Octave- an initial passage of eight lines- followed by a sestet consisting of six lines. The typical rhyme scheme is as follows: a b b a a b b a for the octave and c d d c d d, c d d e c e, or c d d c c d for the sestet.
Shakespearean sonnet is composed of three quatrains and a couplet. Its rhyme scheme is as follows: a b a b c d c d followed by e f e f g g.<br>