Generate a poem using a special type of poetic form.
The Sonnet of Love 

In lines of verse, a sonnet I compose,
Fourteen in total, rhymed in pattern neat,
To tell a tale of love that overflows,
And sweeps two people off their entwined feet.

In iambic pentameter I write,
Each line with ten syllables, no more, no less,
And place the stresses with deliberate might,
To craft a rhythm smooth, in sweet finesse.

The first eight lines, an octave, set the scene,
Two hearts alight, with passion burning bright,
But then a turn, a volta, intervenes,
And love must face some unforeseen plight.

But fear not, for in the final sestet,
True love prevails, and all concerns are met.
Complete the following task based on the instruction and optional input provided.### Instruction:
Generate a poem using a special type of poetic form.

### Output:
The Sonnet of Love 

In lines of verse, a sonnet I compose,
Fourteen in total, rhymed in pattern neat,
To tell a tale of love that overflows,
And sweeps two people off their entwined feet.

In iambic pentameter I write,
Each line with ten syllables, no more, no less,
And place the stresses with deliberate might,
To craft a rhythm smooth, in sweet finesse.

The first eight lines, an octave, set the scene,
Two hearts alight, with passion burning bright,
But then a turn, a volta, intervenes,
And love must face some unforeseen plight.

But fear not, for in the final sestet,
True love prevails, and all concerns are met.