A sonnet is a literary expression in which 14 lines are normally written that generally have a rhyme structure in which details about a particular subject are described, this can be a feeling, scene, idea, thought. A sonnet can be considered within the literary field as an almost musical structure, the word "sonnet" itself comes from the Italian <em>sonneto </em>which means small song. Sydney and Spencer were two of the main poetic authors of the Renaissance era who used the sonnet to express themselves in their majestic works that were later an inspiration for important artists such as Shakespeare.
