What frequent characteristic of a shakespearean sonnet is exemplified by snnets 29, 73, and 130?

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Jadiel

18 August, 13:37

What frequent characteristic of a shakespearean sonnet is exemplified by snnets 29, 73, and 130?

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Wilkins · Answer 1

A final couplet that presents the conclusion of the sonnet.

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A sonnet is a literary composition normally written in three quatrains and a final rhyming couplet that presents the conclusion. This is a very common literary device employed by Shakespeare in his art works. As it is possible to appreciate in sonnet 29, 73, and 130.