Wantonness means showing no thought or care for the rights, feelings, or safety of others.

Some examples of effective uses of iambic pentameter are: Some say| thy youth| some waton|ness and with the first word stressed and the second word unstressed, making a rhythm in which to read the sonnet. Other examples are To truths| translated|and for| true things| deem'd. Both examples make a rhythm but at the end the rhythm ends a sharp stressed word to end the pattern.

The rhyme scheme for this sonnet would be A: Wantonness B :Sport A: More or less B: Resort C: Queen D: esteem'd C: Seen D: Deem'd E: Betray F: Translate E: Away F: State G: Sort G: Report

All the words rhyme with each other in a pattern.

This would the the volta in the sonnet, because before it would describe the faults within a person, " Some say thy fault is youth," But at that part the sonnet begins to talk about how much he loves her despite her flaws.

So, in a sense the author of the article is saying that William Shakespeare is an american author because he shares a culture and language with the Americans?