Poetry, its beauty is self-evident, but it is viewed and observed from another angle. Understanding its shortcomings and deficiencies in order to avoid blind flattery and excessive beautification should be a more comprehensive and desirable way to treat literary classics. The requirements of sonnets mainly include four lines, rhyme, phonology and the integration of Shakespeare's sonnets. Most of the rhymes are neat, skillful and flexible, or both.
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The structure of Shakespeare's sonnets is rigorous. He divided the sonnets into two parts. The first part is three four lines, and the second part is two lines, each with ten syllables. The rhymes are ABAB, CDCD, EFEF and GG. This format was later called Shakespeare's or Elizabethan era. For poets, the more rigorous the structure of a poem, the more difficult it is to express feelings, while Shakespeare's sonnets are informal.