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• One of the Iranians famous Sonneteer, Saeeid Biyabanaki, emerged from such gatherings.
• The most notable of the new poets were the sonneteers Kenneth Leslie and Robert Norwood.
• As a sonneteer he showed much grace and sweetness, and English poets borrowed freely from him.
• He is chiefly a sonneteer working over spiritual themes and the universal subjects of love and death.
• Other true poets are the sonneteer Jo鉶 Penha, the Parnassian Goncalves Crespo, and the symbolist Eug閚io de Castro.
• Like the disciplines the sonneteer is bound by, the schedule is part of the framework he is committed to work within.
• For these two sonneteers, ending the sequence proves to be difficult in that the goal of winning the beloved is not achieved.
• Saint-Gelais was the champion of the " style marotique " ( see Cl閙ent Marot ) and the earliest of French sonneteers.
• Ficke had a national reputation as " a poet's poet ", and " one of America's most expert sonneteers ".
• This provides a sharp contrast to the focus of other Renaissance sonneteers, who tend to dwell on the indeterminacy and conflict of the lover s plight.
• These works fund an early reviewer in the traditionalist Ioan Russu-irianu, who saw Demetriade as a promising sonneteer, but rejected his experiments with meter.
• Hine's robust language & gleams with what sonneteers used to call sprezzatura, the confident, making-it-look-easy gloss that greases great art.
• Many critics, in light of what they see as his overworking of old themes, view Spenser as being a less original and important sonneteer than contemporaries such as Shakespeare and Sir Philip Sidney.
• Dedicated to critical reviews on sonneteers, historical and contemporary, as well as on the evolution of the sonnet, this series examines different structures of classical poetry, in both form and idiom.
• The sonnet employs the Petrarchan conceit of " tyranny " to imply the power the object's beauty imposes over the sonneteer and argues for her beauty based on the power she exerts over him.
• Examining the underlying structure of the sequence and its religious parallels provides one key to appreciating the richness and complexity of " Amoretti " and establishing Spenser as one of the most important Sixteenth century sonneteers.
• The sonneteer's love cannot even be ended by the " confined doom . " The eclipse of the moon, then, like the " sad augurs, " refers to a sign that might presage the Last Judgment.
• Smith is sometimes erroneously confused with another writer who signed his name W . Smith, the sonneteer William Smith who published a sonnet sequence entitled " Chloris, or the Complaint of the Passionate Despised Shepherd " in 1596.
• The three main strategies that English sonneteers end up choosing from are : stopping abruptly " in medias res "; achieving detachment by moving into a different mode, genre, or voice; or providing a narrative resolution.
• Delage-Toriel also notes that the names of Laura and Flora, possibly refer to well-known High Renaissance portraits of women by Titian and Giorgione, both evoking the Italian sonneteer Petrarch's unconsummated obsession with a woman named Laura.