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Shakespeare the Poet;Shakespeare’s Poetry;Long Poems; April 18, 1593 Registration of Venus and Adonis Poem  Venus and Adonis, Shakespeares narrative poem in six-line stanzas, was published by Richard Field (1561 - 1624). The poem was dedicated to Shakespeares patron, Henry Wriothesley, Third Earl of Southampton (1573-1624). This dedication refers to the authors unpolisht lines and contains the typically fawning language of a commoner addressing a nobleman in the hope of obtaining, or retaining, their patronage in exchange for poems dedicated to the recipient.?; May 9, 1594 Registration of The Rape of Lucrece On May 9, 1594, the poem was entered in the Hall Book of the Worshipful Company of Stationers, the English governments pre-publication registry. The poem was listed in the Hall Book under the title of The Ravyshement [Ravishment] of Lucrece but was published with the title Lucrece. The Rape of Lucrece was substituted as a title at a later date. The Rape of Lucrece is a narrative poem resembling a revenge tragedy with 1,855 lines.?;The definition of Sonnet; Ⅰ. Italian or Petrarchan sonnet ＊ consisting of two parts: an octave a sestet ＊theme hopes pains of an adoring male lover ＊ Rhyme scheme abbaabba cdecde/cdccdc ＊ Thomas Wyatt, the 1st imitator of Petrarchan sonnet in England ＊other writers choosing this form John Milton W. Wordsworth C. Rossetti D. G. Rossetti ETC. ;Ⅱ. English sonnet/Elizabethan sonnet/Shakespearean sonnet ＊ consisting of four parts 3 quatrains one concluding couplet ＊ theme various themes including love ＊ rhyme scheme abab cdcd efef gg ＊ The Earl of Surrey, one who developed English sonnet in England ＊other writer W. Wordsworth John Keats E. B. Browning C. Rossetti D. G. Rossetti W. B. Yeats R. Frost Etc.;The alternative of English sonnet;Sonnet Sequences/Circles; Reference;Shakespear