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sonetto

forma poetica

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A sonnet is a fourteen-line poem with a specific rhyming pattern, a form that originated in 13th-century Sicily and spread throughout Europe. Though sonnets were traditionally used to express romantic love, they became a vehicle for exploring any subject matter, and modern poets have experimented with the form by varying its length, rhyme scheme, or abandoning rhyme entirely.

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Subclass of: forme fixe
Has part: verse
Country of origin: Kingdom of Sicily

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topic's main category: Category:Sonnets
Commons category: Sonnets
time of discovery or invention: 1300-00-00
discoverer or inventor: Giacomo da Lentini
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4

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Article · Italiano

Il sonetto è un componimento poetico, tipico soprattutto della letteratura italiana. Nella sua forma tipica, è composto da quattordici versi endecasillabi raggruppati in due quartine a rima alternata o incrociata e in due terzine a rima varia.

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