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William Shakespeare is widely regarded as having written the greatest number of sonnets in the English language. He wrote a collection of 154 sonnets that are considered some of the finest in English literature.
Edward Jones has written: 'Milton's sonnets' -- subject(s): Bibliography, English Sonnets, History and criticism, Sonnets, English
Pentameter
Samuel Waddington has written: 'English sonnets by poets of the past' -- subject(s): Accessible book, English Sonnets 'A century of sonnets' 'Some views respecting a future life' -- subject(s): Future life, Immortality 'The sonnets of Europe' -- subject(s): English poetry, Sonnets, Translations
Sonnets which are written in English are always written in iambic pentameter. Sonnets in other languages, not necessarily (e.g. El Desdichado by Gérard de Nerval).
Paul Edmondson has written: 'Shakespeare's sonnets' -- subject(s): English Sonnets, History and criticism
Murray Linwood Marshall has written: 'Representative Spenserian sonnets' -- subject(s): English Sonnets
Yes, all sonnets are.
William Shakespeare wrote loads of plays, sonnets, ballads and poetry. Sonnets are sort of weird love poems. Ballads are miserable poems. Sonnets are poems written in a particular format, 16 lines from memory; they are not all love poems, whether weird or not. Ballads don't have to be miserable.
Hugh Calvert has written: 'Shakespeare's sonnets and problems of autobiography' -- subject(s): Autobiography, English Sonnets, History and criticism, Self in literature
John North has written: 'The rediscovered masterpiece: Shakespeare's Sonnets restored after 350 years of deception' -- subject(s): English Sonnets, History and criticism, Willobie his Avisa
David Basch has written: 'The Shakespeare codes : the sonnets deciphered' -- subject(s): Cipher, Criticism and interpretation, English Sonnets, History and criticism, Judaism and literature, Religion
William Fewsmith has written: 'A grammar of the English language' -- subject(s): Grammar, English language 'A grammar of the English language' -- subject(s): Grammar, English language