@Bendy Nguyen I recommend reading all of them at some point since Shakespeare's work is so influential to this day (and there's a lot of great content to analyze and learn from), but a good starting point would be the more popular ones like Sonnet 18, Sonnet 116, and Sonnet 130. These are what first come to mind for me when I think about a classic sonnet (even if Sonnet 130 is more of a commentary than your typical love poem). If you have already read them since they are so popular then I recommend my current favorites which are 119, 90, and 28 since they are very enjoyable to read (in my experience). @Adam Gary My personal favorites at the moment are Sonnet 119, Sonnet 90, and Sonnet 28. 119 has some of my favorite imagery in there, 90 just has so much emotion that I keep coming back to it, and 28 is something I like to read when I'm either too tired/can't fall asleep since I find it fitting.

My advice: read other people's work. I got really obsessed with reading Shakespeare's sonnets that I ended up with a completely different style (that was suspiciously similar to Shakespeare's) than the one I had before! Truly, some of the best inspiration comes from reading other people's work, and as a result it might impact your style, messages, and themes. It definitely has helped me out when I was lost for ideas and it has helped me improve on my craft as well as giving me good reading material.

I personally think that fonts don't really matter much if a person can read it clearly and it isn't too distracting. I always thought of a font as just an artistic choice, so in my rough drafts I just write my poems in Comic Sans to make myself giggle. (Unfortunately, once my poems are done, I change it into something less goofy.) I feel like the only times that a font will truly matter is if you want to sell your work and/or compete against other poets. In that instance, I would recommend thinking about the images inside of your book (if there is any), the themes, and what you're aiming for with a visual first impression. So have fun exploring all of the fonts out there and deciding what you personally like the most!

As of right now? Hmmm... I'm terrible with keeping up with shows but I have been watching Frankenstein Chronicles and the episodes I've seen so far are great. I also really enjoyed American Horror Story, but unfortunately need to set more time aside for it since I need to know what happens to the Coven and the last time I watched an episode was in November! A show that I have finished recently though is Anne With An E and I highly recommend it. It's such a beautiful show that tackles deep subject matters wonderfully. I won't spoil anything, but watching Anne grow up is such a delight to see. If you don't mind watching cartoons I recommend Gravity Falls and Avatar The Last Airbender. Those are 1000% worth anyone's time. The comedy/wackiness in Gravity Falls is great while the story in Avatar The Last Airbender is definitely well done.

My favorite season is Fall. I never had a favorite season until I moved to a scenic town that has the prettiest Autumn I've ever seen! I could stare at the falling leaves all day if I could... but I can't since it's Spring :,)