Shakespeare’s sonnets were composed approximately between 1590 and 1598. His poems have high structural and language skills, and almost every poem has independent aesthetic value. Shakespeare was very good at using this poetic style, which is mainly reflected in the rich vocabulary, concise wording, novel metaphors, ingenious structure, and sonorous and pleasant tones. What he is best at is the last two lines of poems, which often have strange ideas and surprising words. They are not only the highlight of the whole poem, but also a self-contained aphorism. In the creation of sonnets in Britain and even the world, Shakespeare's sonnets are a peak and deserve an unprecedented reputation.