What did you learn about your sonnet? by Reagan B Mcdonald

Jevontae Williams

2021-11-11 16:26:13 UTC

I learned that sonnets have 10 syllables per line.

Kaitlyn T

2021-11-11 16:26:37 UTC

I learned that most stuff is most of the times in a certain sequence or order. My sonnet was about summer giving life.

Srabon

2021-11-11 16:26:55 UTC

I learned that Romeo wanted to marry Juliet and that he thought if he married Juliet and she didn’t have kids it would be useless to the world.

Zara Q

2021-11-11 16:27:03 UTC

I learned that sonnets are hard to write and are very specific on how to create one. They need to have a certain amount of syllables and lines.

Inaya Badami

2021-11-11 16:27:23 UTC

I learned each line in a Shakespearean sonnet has 10 syllables and that men enjoy boasting about their youth even when the time is decaying.

Alina

2021-11-11 16:27:26 UTC

I learned what each things meant and which way a character is described in a type of way like in poetry and diffrent amount of syllables and lines

Nurman Mahammadov

2021-11-11 16:27:26 UTC

I got a deeper understanding about Shakespeare's views, and I learned that sonnets are very structured with very specific rules that are sometimes hard to follow.

zoya

2021-11-11 16:27:26 UTC

i learned that sonnets have a specific sequence and work a specific way

Saïd

2021-11-11 16:27:35 UTC

Sonnets have multiple ideas Stuffed into 14 lines with alternating syllabuls.

Zafir

2021-11-11 16:27:36 UTC

I learned that without children, the world will cry and the women will be useless. I also learned that Romeo wanted a child that had the same beauty otherwise it would be a loss

Arnav

2021-11-11 16:27:37 UTC

I learned that his sentences are written in a specific way called iambic pentameters and my sonnet was about love and death

Runi Jasani

2021-11-11 16:27:43 UTC

The theme for our sonnet was youth and growth. The stars symbolized how time moves and people grow older with time.

Emma Qiu

2021-11-11 16:27:50 UTC

I learned that sonnets must have a specific syllable count and rhyming pattern. This causes sonnets to be complicated to write.

Bhuvi Sanghavi

2021-11-11 16:28:02 UTC

My sonnet talked about how youthfulness is a good thing and that it’s something to boast about, and that as time passes, you get older and older and you “decay.”

Andy Chang

2021-11-11 16:28:12 UTC

It's interesting to see that you are limited to using around 10 syllables per line and using specific words that uses stressed and unstressed syllables in a pattern, and that Shakespeare managed to write a WHOLE BOOK using this. Was he mentally sane to write in this kind of format?

Sofia

2021-11-11 16:28:14 UTC

I learned that there are 14 lines and they are hard to write

Oditi

2021-11-11 16:28:15 UTC

I was fascinated with the overall structure of a sonnet, and though it seems to be a regular poem, it actually needs to have a definitive meaning, and a sonnet needs to follow all of the rules we learned.

naomi v

2021-11-11 16:28:47 UTC

I learned that many great sonnets were written by Shakespeare and they have to use a specific amount of syllables and lines.

anonymous

2021-11-11 16:29:38 UTC

they are hard to write

Arwaah

2021-11-11 16:30:26 UTC

I learned that sonnets are difficult to write and include a specific syllable count, and have a complicated structure.