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Shakespeare was a great poet, thought to be the greatest in the English language; his potery contains profound and eloquent observations about the human condition. For example "love is not love which alters where it alteration finds, or bends with the bender to remove". That could inspire someone to pursue their love despite all opposition.

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Did Shakespeare name his sonnets?

Shakespeare did not title his sonnets.


How many sonnets did William Shakespeare did?

The volume Shakespeare's Sonnets [1609] contains 154 sonnets, so the usual answer to this question is 154. There are a few 'sonnets' embedded in the plays (particularly in Romeo and Juliet); but people don't normally include these among Shakespeare's Sonnets (for a number of reasons).


What do sonnets do?

Shakespearean sonnets - sonnets by Shakespeare


When was Shakespeare's sonnets created?

Shakespeare's sonnets was created in 1609.


What do people claim Shakespeare he is famous for?

For writing 154 sonnets


What do Shakespearean Sonnets mean?

Shakespearean sonnets - sonnets by Shakespeare


What two people were the inspiration for Shakespeare sonnets?

Allison Varney and Melanie Kadermas


Why are Sonnets titled with numbers?

Shakespeare did not give these poems titles. When they were published, they were just given numbers in the order they were set out in that book. The Sonnets are also known by their first lines. We are only talking about Shakespeare's sonnets here, of course. Other people are at liberty to give their sonnets titles if they want to.


Who wrote sonnets about love?

William Shakespeare wrote sonnets about love.


What type of poetry was shakespeare most famous for?

William Shakespeare is best known for his sonnets. Shakespeare published a total of 154 sonnets. Sonnets contain fourteen lines with a specific rhyme scheme.


What he was fomouse for Shakespeare?

Shakespeare was famous for his plays and his poems and his sonnets.


What are some ways in which shakespeares plays and sonnets still live today?

Shakespeare's plays still live because people keep on performing them all the time and all over the planet. His sonnets get anthologized and read all the time too. Shakespeare's plays and sonnets are often a part of school literature curricula and why not? Even the internet helps. Do you know how many websites there are about Shakespeare? How many videos of people saying speeches from the plays? Or reading the sonnets? It boggles the mind.