Types and patterns of sonnets throughout the history of English Literature:
The Italian word sonetto, which means "a little sound or song," is where the word "sonnet" originates.
· For ages, poets have been compelled to write in the popular classical form of the sonnet.
· The sonnet is typically a fourteen-line poem in iambic pentameter that follows a strict thematic framework and uses one of several rhyme schemes.
· The Petrarchan and Shakespearean sonnet forms serve as the standards from which all other sonnet forms are derived.
Types of sonnets
1. Petrarchan Sonnets.
2. Shakespearean Sonnets.
3. Miltonic Sonnets.
4. Spenserian Sonnets.
5. Modern Sonnets.