1. Poems describing Italy. Shakespeare's sonnets are the transliterations of Italian sonetto, English sonnet, and French sonnet.

It is a European lyric style with strict rhythm.

Shakespeare's sonnets are neat in form and beautiful in rhyme, and their main content is to praise love and express humanistic thoughts.

Each of his sonnets is divided into two parts: the former part consists of two four-line verses, and the latter part consists of two three-line verses, arranged in the order of four, four, three, and three.

There are 11 verses per line, usually in iambic.

How many nights have I heard the gentle waves of the sea lapping at the soft beach, expressing bursts of tender whispers - Quasimodo's Poems 2. Looking for some literary sentences about Italy Se

non ci fosse Alex non ci sarebbe la Juve. --Moggi Without Alex, there would be no Juve.

--Moggi Sono orgoglioso di essere juventino. --Del Piero I am proud to be a Juventus man.

--Del Piero No matter how difficult it is, my heart will always beat for you.

--Juventus fans in the stands (at the end of the 2009-10 season) 3. Are there any poems, songs or articles about praising Italy? How many countries in the world can be as gorgeous, elegant and fashionable and dynamic as Italy?

Middle-aged women wear Missoni striped shirts and sit leisurely on the roadside drinking the most authentic espresso in the world; young girls wear Tod's flat shoes and drive open-top HYPERLINK ferrari sports cars passing by like the wind.

The historic Milan square; the old craftsmen in the deep alleys are clanking out the most dazzling calfskin boots on the Milan catwalk; even the police patrolling the streets are wearing uniforms from the big brand Emilo Pucci.

The Italians' fashion sense of superiority comes from their blood and thinking, and their serious dedication to design and craftsmanship is almost arrogant.

Molière of France once raised the question of eating to live or living to eat, while Italians believe in the truth that a dinner is no less valuable than a good poem.

One end of Italian cuisine is like its own culture, noble, elegant and unique, while the other end strives to reach the tables of common people around the world with a friendly and peaceful attitude.

Fortunately or unfortunately, Italian food culture is often rewritten according to local customs. The long-standing Italian delicacies seem to have become a touch of cream on Starbucks coffee, the noodles in Chinese restaurants are topped with ketchup, or the pizza in Pizza Hut is decorated beyond recognition.

Pizza, but it is these that have made Italian food globally famous.

Just the two treasures of ancient Roman culture and the Renaissance, as well as the names and works of Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo and Raphael [many people who do not have literacy-level art knowledge are better off pretending less] are enough.

The whole world worshiped him crazily, and even the whole world was casually citing the hard truths such as "all roads lead to Rome" and "Rome was not built overnight" that are deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.

Falling in love with Italy is like falling in love with a beautiful, graceful and profound man.