![3 Forms of Sonnet Distinguished on the Basis of Rhyming Patterns | by Swagatika Kar | Writers' Blokke | Medium 3 Forms of Sonnet Distinguished on the Basis of Rhyming Patterns | by Swagatika Kar | Writers' Blokke | Medium](https://miro.medium.com/max/1200/1*MCvWYkdX0TK6U89h-IJHUg.png)
3 Forms of Sonnet Distinguished on the Basis of Rhyming Patterns | by Swagatika Kar | Writers' Blokke | Medium
SONNET - II. The Spenserian Sonnet: The Spenserian sonnet, invented by Edmund Spenser as an outgrowth of the stanza pattern he used in The Faerie Queene (a b a b b c b c c),
![Anthony Etherin on Twitter: "WINE AND WORDS — A Shakespearean sonnet in iambic trimeter. If only the first two feet of each line are read, it is a Spenserian Sonnet in iambic Anthony Etherin on Twitter: "WINE AND WORDS — A Shakespearean sonnet in iambic trimeter. If only the first two feet of each line are read, it is a Spenserian Sonnet in iambic](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EsFnJ9jXYAE1dd7.jpg)