Ones by Thomas Wyatt include "Like to these unmeasurable mountains" and "Whoso List to Hunt." The author of The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge wrote ones dedicated to Vera Knoop, and a notable series of them is addressed to a Fair Youth and a Dark Lady. Vikram Seth's novel The Golden Gate consists of Pushkinian ones, while another sequence of them begins by considering "how Theocritus had sung" and includes the line "How do I love thee? Let me count the ways." FTP, name this poetic form, whose collections include Eli
Ones by Thomas Wyatt include "Like to these unmeasurable mountains" and "Whoso List to Hunt." The author of The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge wrote ones dedicated to Vera Knoop, and a notable series of them is addressed to a Fair Youth and a Dark Lady. Vikram Seth's novel The Golden Gate consists of Pushkinian ones, while another sequence of them begins by considering "how Theocritus had sung" and includes the line "How do I love thee? Let me count the ways." FTP, name this poetic form, whose collections include Elizabeth Barrett Browning's ones "From the Portuguese," and whose types include Petrarchan and Spenserian.
Ones by Thomas Wyatt include "Like to these unmeasurable mountains" and "Whoso List to Hunt."
sonnets [accept Sonnets to Orpheus, Shakespeare's Sonnets, or Sonnets from the Portuguese]