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Welcome to our collection of Sonnet poems! This classic form of poetry is known for its fourteen lines, ten syllables per line, and a specific rhyme scheme. Sonnets are often used to express themes of love, loss, and contemplation. Here you'll find a variety of Sonnets, from Shakespearean to Petrarchan, that will take you on an emotional journey and leave you with a greater appreciation for the power of language. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy the timeless beauty of Sonnet poetry.

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LaMDA: The Virtuous Owl's Legacy — Mawphniang Napoleon	Once upon a time, in a forest deep and dense, There lived a wise old owl, quite immense, With eyes that gleamed with knowledge and with might, And...	11 views Rate it
Poetic Justice — Matt Starking	are rich others are poor some will stand others will fall the hardest truth we all ignore we always have to pretend like did before for we...	11 views Rate it
The missing part of Me — J_M_PERRY	Your words do not come out right, your expressions speak a thousand. You was suffering. I was being selfish. Preferring you around, although I knew...	11 views Rate it
O Tiro Certeiro — Renato Sakate	Sim, descobri que tu és meu grande amor! A tua pele me cobre de perfumes dos metais que te cobrem, tens o lume de um ouro inabalável em valor. ...	11 views Rate it
Singing for me — Vivien	Singing fills the air if you just listen The music moves us all in different ways Wondering when I’ll be a musician And someday I will get the...	11 views Rate it
family love — lyle dawson	u ever hear about the family whos love that never died they were the closest anyoe ever knew they loved each other like no one since or before but...	11 views Rate it
Bugbear — Gerrit Komrij	Take poetry away from me And I'm a mail repeater A broken tachometer A man without wand to...	11 views Rate it
Diciembre — Juan de Salgado	Crece el tiempo de iluminar la casa con las pocas luces de la inocencia, y el mágico mes termina rendido al calendario del fervor...	11 views Rate it
Reflections of Existential Torment : The Journey of Self-Acceptance — Mawphniang Napoleon	Oh mortal soul, wandering in the abyss Of existence, tormented by your doubt Seeking answers to questions you dismiss In vain, as truth seems so...	10 views Rate it
Sonnet for M — Tom Case	I love her enough to write her sonnets; to use an unfamiliar form to woo her. Rhyme schemes are like a bee in my bonnet. If she were cold, I'd be a...	10 views Rate it
"Is 3 crows an attempted murder?" — Jack Graham	In a grey world full of street pigeons with Swarming seagulls, like locusts, here squawking Over nothing, fight each other for scraps I have lived a...	10 views Rate it
Bus Number Sixty-Four — Michael Eugene Cantrall	Jim sat below the salt at any table and drove a yellow bus for union pay. But when the moon was out, he lived to play; in bars, he owned the stage and...	10 views Rate it
A Courtier to His Beloved — Benjamin Brantley	O’ shall we pluck the peafowl’s gaudy plumes, or wear the Eastern country’s rare perfumes? Shall we go ride the camel caravan, or boat the river Nile...	10 views Rate it
Rose VS Concrete — DeShawn Yeldell MillYentei	Rose vs Concrete, The people are concrete, I can tell the way they hate me, nothing but doubt, I am the rose that found a way out, Throughout the...	10 views Rate it
The Yearning for Ataraxia: A Sonnet of Tranquility and Solace — Mawphniang Napoleon	In contemplation of a place unknown, A locus of tranquility and peace, The yearning of my soul doth now bemoan An absence of a solace never ceased. ...	10 views Rate it
Women Empowerment — B. Laya Fathima	WOMEN EMPOWERMENT _poem_ When the universe Assembled my story It must have used fragments From colliding starts. Dear...	10 views Rate it
Ode to the depression — Jackson Stout	My depression, you inspire me to write. How I hate the way you feed and frighten, invading my mind day and through the night, always dreaming about the...	10 views Rate it
A Fonte Cristalina — Renato Sakate	A tua beleza não é qualquer beleza... É fonte cristalina em simetria o ar de tudo que havia e que não havia. A tua beleza é cálice, é pureza. Se...	10 views Rate it
O Cego Oriente — Renato Sakate	Distante paisagem, meu cego oriente procuro teu ar nos cortantes lábios, vendo meu soldo a favor de teus gládios e busco meu abrigo ao sabor do vento. ...	10 views Rate it
O Corpo Dourado — Renato Sakate	O corpo dourado, o mel, o veludo todas as belezas que não são poucas A delícia do teu beijo e a voz rouca os momentos mágicos e tão mudos... A tua...	10 views Rate it
Inferno — Solacethepoet	Pleasure seeking till we can't anymore. we search for happiness, Roam the streets till we can't anymore. The trees we roll, the spliffs we blaze, The...	10 views Rate it
Clama Deum — Sabbathi	God I know you're here so why am I having a bad day I lost my grandfather and my friend lost his mother today its a sick game to let us just die o' this...	10 views Rate it
a never ending love — lyle dawson	loved each other and there chilren too this everyone knew for bost they did about how they felt about each other all together sister brother mother...	10 views Rate it
There comes a time — There comes a time	The many roads traveled Never feeling the distance The miles I never noticed Always driving feeling the nearest and dearest to God and my Lord Jesus I...	10 views Rate it
"Libraries are Precious” — M Behura	I walk into the room with books in hand, Hoping to borrow a new hardcover, The place is filled with books I understand, There’s so many genres to...	10 views Rate it