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The Eramonian Sonnet (inverse sonnet) is a modern form created by Antonio Eramo. Unlike a traditional sonnet, which consists of 14 lines...

The Caudate Sonnet is a form that was created by yet another Italian poet, Francesco Berni. Unlike traditional sonnets, which consist of...

The Curtal Sonnet is perhaps one the most unique sonnet forms. Unlike traditional sonnets, which consist of 14 lines, the Curtal sonnet...

Terza Rima is a rhyme scheme that was invented by Dante Alighieri. It involves interlocking tercets (3 line stanzas), where line 1 and...

The Shakespearean sonnet is perhaps the most well-known form in modern times. The form was popularized by William Shakespear and features...

Like all great things in this world, the Petrarchan Sonnet was created in Italy. Although the form is named after Francesco Petrarch, it...

The Miltonic Sonnet is a form that was popularized by John Milton. This sonnet follows the same rhyme scheme as a Petrarchan Sonnet...

The Spenserian sonnet is an English sonnet created by Edmund Spencer.  Like other English sonnets, this poem consists of 3 quatrains and...