This volume reinterprets Shakespeare's sonnets. The sonnets of Shakespeare are a compilation of 154 poems, each with 14 lines composed in iambic pentameter. They are some of the most famous and enduring love poems ever written, studied and revered for their emotional profundity, intricate wordplay, and command of poetic form. The themes explored in the sonnets range from the ephemeral nature of beauty and the agony of unrequited love to the power of poetry. Each line in this book has been separated into solitary parts to facilitate a variety of reading orders.
