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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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Sonnet X — Benjamin Brantley	I’d hanged my heart upon the bow of fate In hope that on some future day, we’d meet. Within a time when wisdom bade me wait Thine unknown kiss was...	124 views Rate it
Beach Sonnet 1 — Warren Joe Hartung	Beach Sonnet One Sea foam spills around her ankles and mine As we embrace under moon and stars, We are made of surf and sand, Of stars and moon...	111 views Rate it
Lullaby of Many Moons” — Susan Mayer Brumel	“Lullaby of Many Moons” One night I walked the foggy wood, beneath a five moon cluster; Observing it through leafy hood, enchanted by its golden...	105 views Rate it
William Shakespeare — Satyam Kumar	Will I contrast you with a late spring's day? Thou craftsmanship more beautiful and more mild: Harsh breezes really do shake the sweetheart buds of...	105 views Rate it
Sonnet VI — Benjamin Brantley	I am so much enamored with my muse, I have not for to want anything more. She brings me great inspiration in truth! With her I feel as though my heart...	103 views Rate it
If but a petal could not feel the fall... — Roberto Suárez Torres	but a petal could not feel the fall, a rose in the sun's eyes has earned her crown; long and thick stem, as if a palm tree tall on steps whiteness,...	99 views Rate it
An Ode to St. Michael's Higher Secondary School of Umsning, Ri Bhoi — Mawphniang Napoleon	In St. Michael's Higher Secondary School of Umsning, Ri Bhoi, Young scholars spend each day in learned toil and joy. 'Tis there they learn and grow,...	99 views Rate it
Alive — Roberto Suárez Torres	be alive is to sit in your chair as the storms devour each fruit in the grove, wherefore slowly drip dry eyes to a cove that through torn curtains...	96 views Rate it
Ironed Out — Vans Esguerra	I am still scrubbing the dark splash of wine That you tipped over my white dress last night. Silence is wrung, and hangs on the clothesline And on...	89 views Rate it
Sonnet 16 — Pablo Neruda	I crave your mouth, your voice, your hair. Silent and starving, I prowl through the streets. Bread does not nourish me, dawn disrupts me, all day ...	88 views Rate it
Withering Wallflower — Madeleine Sopel	Atop a shelf she rests within a vase, Beneath the darkness lies the lonesome plant, Untouched by sunlight in her mourning place, Despite its warming...	85 views Rate it
No One is Home — Gisela Vigil	Again, I hear upon my door it’s knocking. Though faint, I still can recognize the sound. This time, no chance that I will be unlocking. Stand still,...	83 views Rate it
Beggars and Cars — Ludwig Ritchel A. Kalambacal	Along the boulevard where city lights are bright, A few dauntless beggars wandering, braving hunger. Their eyes glaring, aimlessly gazing through the...	79 views Rate it
Infieles — Roberto Suárez Torres	desnudos en el amanecer despierta corazón descansado, cada palabra es un calzado en el cielo, camino de tu ser. dos los ojos llorando de placer ...	78 views Rate it
Masquerading as a Sonnet — Kaytee	Grown women wear making underpants. I am A calico cat in red panties and a black bra. I am impersonating An adult. I am unsure of myself and I...	77 views Rate it
Colorado Sonnet — John W. May	Colorado The lark bunting trills with lovely refrain In these soon-to-be, snow-laced, timbered hills. I? I stroll with wonder through the...	76 views Rate it
Sonnet # 23 — Luis A Estable	When the night's deep and its air's very cold. And then more pain if such a night's full moon, I think of those who have in love grown old. And I in...	72 views Rate it
Clouds — Roberto Suárez Torres	Felt looming like darkness over the land, stung from days by our past, we slowly swell, rolling thunder heard louder than a knell that struck chimes of...	71 views Rate it
Tech Tock — Adele Leahy	Tech Tock Tech Tock, Tech Tock, Let the world see how I spend my clock. The restless QWERTY board rattles the most. A stage is set,...	70 views Rate it
The Politicians' Masquerade: A Poetic Reflection on Election Season — Mawphniang Napoleon	Oh election parties, what a grand display, A thirty-day spectacle of mirth and glee. A time of memories, campaign days and night, When politicians roam...	69 views Rate it
Come into my own — Roberto Suárez Torres	I, in a blazing sun once found odd rime, lo! besides a sunflowers' lonely droop mist clear as the day broad wallows like time, and a ravens caw when it...	67 views Rate it
A Song to Veronica — Robert W Watson	When Jesus stumbled with his wooden rood, Veronica, with bold humility, Stepped before the mob in malignant mood, Fearing neither wrath nor its enmity....	67 views Rate it
Sonnet # 58 — Luis A. Estable	In poetry beauty and the meaning deep. The bird that sings; it's spring and roses are. The peaceful look of children when they sleep. And when high in...	66 views Rate it
Rachel's Birthday Sonnet — Barry Bradshaigh	On this summed day in happy joy to band, Held are you seen a Swan in gorgeous worth! Where natal's mirth is graced in loving grand, And happiness...	66 views Rate it
Larch Tree — Roberto Suárez Torres	Thwart branch not crushed of larch tree and plead; waned ash from walls, ax in hand to war! bright eyes, as clouds pass dry like dunes love leads, ...	65 views Rate it