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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.

Displaying 1,026 poems from the Sonnet poetic form.

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In loving memory of Amelia Rose Zala — Rowan Gwyn-Raven	A cherished soul who touched hearts far and wide, A beacon of light, her spirit to enthrall, With a passion for science and books by her side. A...	42 views Rate it
Youth Incarnate — Myles Tredinnick	Ah sweet youth, the envy of those stooped by age Weathered rock, etched in time, written page by page A stolen kiss on Spring’s eve, birthing anew ...	40 views Rate it
Within the Wake of Nightly Minds Abstract — Eleanor Harrison	Within the wake of nightly minds abstract there forms a cloud; such gentle wisps of love. They wait with such patience, yet to attract and float along,...	40 views Rate it
Poema del amor confuso — Juan de Marcos	Señorita, podría yo callármelo pero no puedo! Te amo muy enormemente, estoy adicto a ti, solo Dios lo sabe. Pero, sentir tu rechazo es como sentir que...	38 views Rate it
The Suicidal Junkie — Deek Robertson	Why is life so good and so fucking bad ? No hiatus of tranquil calm so glad Only extreme excess of emotions Only deep dark thoughts in deep dark oceans...	38 views Rate it
The Forest — Jaylein Zylstra	Look left, look right, can you see what's in sight. Look up, look down, let's see what we can find. Look there, a bear, don't worry, no need for fright....	38 views Rate it
Addiction — Shae Gero	You have robbed me of my car, my house, my kids and my dreams. That’s right you have robbed me of almost everything. From my dignity to my morals And all...	36 views Rate it
I Heard It On the Wing — Benjamin Brantley	Upon the cusp of daybreak I awoke My heart leaped for my darling damsel fair A joyous trump which angels did invoke Rang out the news as by a gentle...	36 views Rate it
"Life, War" — D. Acevedo	Terrene world teeming to the brim with life Yet life fades as quickly as it came Yet, still the world is just as full with strife Realms that stopped and...	36 views Rate it
jealousy — A.A	I keep seeing you out with her, it hurts All interactions with you have soured It was so preventable, is what's worse If i hadn't had been such a coward ...	34 views Rate it
A Lady — Roberto Suárez Torres	She wakes up early, though finds no need, while singing with her friend of rosy face; furrows and meadows the moon wide shall pace at spring above the...	34 views Rate it
A Lady & Her Knight — Benjamin Brantley	Now there is no nobler cause to be had than that betwixt a lady and her knight. At daybreak he emerges iron-clad, And rides to fend for honor...	34 views Rate it
FRILL OF 21ST CENTURY — Olusesan Adesanya	“There is a hidden god with this thing they call civilization” We have all bowed to his voice I wish I had roses and lilies To beautify my thoughts, in a...	33 views Rate it
Myosotis Arvensis ( Field Forget-me-not ) — Michael Westcombe	Just as the flowers’ petals of pale, dusty blue Bring this unwelcome thought to mind, which they might not To yours; so do your eyes, of much sterner...	33 views Rate it
O Amor Contragosto — Renato Sakate	Ah linda rosa da noite esquecida, mostra-me a seiva que esconde teu vinho, mostra-me o feto que esconde teu espinho. Deixe-me sim saborear tua bebida! ...	32 views Rate it
Quarantine Blues — Awkwardwriting97	This life only becomes quiet and strange And loneliness follows closely behind No more beautiful smiles can be exchanged Will this year be how our lives...	31 views Rate it
Mojado — Roberto Suárez Torres	pasión de los ojos vista en un jardín y la fruta, cosechado, el nudista todo corazón disfruta. gotas brillan del bañista que los ojos alimentan, ...	31 views Rate it
Enamorado — Roberto Suárez Torres	solar que crece de mi blasón, cosechado un nuevo florecer, buscando de tu aire el querer, respirando de noche la canción que canta tal nube del...	31 views Rate it
The Legacy of Books: A Belated Birthday Ode to Para FL — Mawphniang Napoleon	Dear Para FL, belated birthday greetings to you, Though I come bearing nothing but advice, I hope it rings true, For you see, I have come to realize a...	31 views Rate it
A Beacon of Light: The Reawakening of the North Eastern Hill University , Meghalaya — Mawphniang Napoleon	In the far-off North Eastern hills, Where once a beacon of education stood, A university that scholars filled with thrills, With knowledge that did...	31 views Rate it
The Burning Candle — Gisela Vigil	The Burning Candle (A Sonnet) Once long ago, when life for me was new, I could not walk unless I held a hand. With mind of child, did not know...	30 views Rate it
Insanity defined as repeated actions, expecting different results — Jack Graham	Put all my faith in a fairy tale that I told myself in long, deep chapters every night, then leading to incomplete hearts, allows no happy ever afters ...	30 views Rate it
Here I am ready for pick up — Jack Graham	Thinking on my exes, then on the why's create a few (para)graphs un-poetic tonight I'm just giving up on the past Wounds purposely with it's cold...	30 views Rate it
A Silent Bedroom — Roberto Suárez Torres	The buzz of the flies send a stinking savor, and the path that I want to walk is right, even when what I have is mere moonlight that guides us yielding...	30 views Rate it
Lots — Roberto Suárez Torres	For is it our lot to grasp a great height, and in sandals of gold on the stars streak, like footprints on sand, long and sleek, trails to paradise, the...	30 views Rate it