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My lady’s presence makes the roses red” and “My mistress’ eyes are nothing like
My lady’s presence makes the roses red” and “My mistress’ eyes are nothing like the sun” are both sonnets. Constable’s poem is essentially a combination of an Italian and English sonnet. In terms of rhyme, the first eight lines (the octave) adhere to the conventions of the Italian sonnet form, while the final six lines (the sestet) stray from it and resemble more closely an English sonnet. Shakespeare’s poem is, of course, an English sonnet. After reading the two poems, answer the following questions:
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