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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 #51 — Luis A. Estable	Yes, eyes that see to make my heart a drum! But then, no sight my mind as pleasure none. Yes, beauty's charm, but what if I become Of lovely things a...	22 views Rate it
Sonnet # 18 — Luis A. Estable	What has my destiny so cruelly done? Why I so badly treated by this time? Should I suppose for me there is no fun? And that my life to live an ever...	22 views Rate it
Padma thee dream project — Shah Md. Zulfiker Haidar	A bridge to be built for connectivity as usual. A bridge that will connect southern parts to...	22 views Rate it
Artificial Intelligence and the Nature of Time: An Enigmatic Dilemma — Mawphniang Napoleon	In the realm of artificial intelligence, The concept of time holds great intrigue, As algorithms process data at light speed, Yet struggle to grasp its...	21 views Rate it
Circuit — Roberto Suárez Torres	There is a cave upon a dusky shore where the flame glimmers as does gentle night, and dead silence spreads like clear foam galore by black waves when...	21 views Rate it
Sonnet # 40 — Luis Estable	Come, darling, to my bed and naked be! Now beauty lives in you like red the rose. I think that human eyes, they all agree Quite high your gait, your...	21 views Rate it
In the Depths of My Heart — James Joyce 1008	In the depths of my heart, there lies a fire Burning bright with the love I feel for you It consumes me completely, my one desire To spend every moment...	21 views Rate it
"Elevators" — S. Manzo	It has ups and downs and goes all around. As you reach your final destination. You will know when you arrive on the ground. Feeling the floor of your...	21 views Rate it
The PLANTATION — Olusesan Adesanya	About a while ago A million days A billion bullion sacks A trillion...	20 views Rate it
Hypocrite — Jamie Jenkins	Tell the truth, or say bye to me; be true to me, or get away from me. If you don't practice what you preach, then you're not a prodigy. Not a king, or a...	20 views Rate it
O Anticristo — Renato Sakate	Daqueles dias, séculos nos separam Eram dias de glória, dias de alegria! Naquele lugar onde tudo havia nunca haveria dor, posto que se amavam. Lá,...	20 views Rate it
French Toast — Seema Tabassum	Roast some magic Fry some toast Take one egg, beat it well Dip in a bit of sliced bread Fry into frenchtoast.Now! Love that...	20 views Rate it
(Love) A Sonnet — Nick Anderson	Thou, does whisper to me as gentle winds that flow through the fall colored leaves. The sunset colored skies remind me of the Crimson color that does fall...	19 views Rate it
Reveries of Innocence: A Sonnet to St. Michael's School Days in Umsning , Ri Bhoi — Mawphniang Napoleon	In melancholic reverie we gaze, Upon the days of youth and boundless zeal, When our hearts and souls did boldly blaze, With innocence, and energy, and...	19 views Rate it
Secrets — Crystal Kakuk	Whispers to and from You don't want anyone to hear Thinking I am dumb Knowing I am sitting near Something is not right The rising fire of hate ...	19 views Rate it
Courage — Doreene Felder	Courage is When you stick to God's plan When you let nothing Deter what he says When you trust His choices for you Knowing who's in control Knowing who...	19 views Rate it
A Bachelor's Musing — Benjamin Brantley	O’ love, wherefore art thou? May I find thee? If I arrive at our sacred garden Wilt thou be there, awaiting sight of me? Mine heart is late blooming. I...	18 views Rate it
A Sonnet for the Down Low — Jeremy S. Turner	The glimpse of you that gained my eye was bathed In golden glimmers of sunlight-streaked sweat. Atop the hill you stood erect and raised Your arms and...	18 views Rate it
A Valentine Sonnet — Benjamin Brantley	If thou hadst mine heart for thine own keepsake Thou wouldest pledge thy love only to me. Methinks ‘twould be the coming of daybreak, To wake me from...	18 views Rate it
I'll Sing Without Singing Lessons — Yvonne Padmos	I'll sing without instruction, bold and free For joy, not fancy technique, guides my voice I climb the mountains, reaching heights I see With passion...	18 views Rate it
mounted the lighthouse metal — Robert Graham	the lighthouse metal spiral clanging up to sensual silence & a long sea view (dropped the teasing underthings) hanging ...	18 views Rate it
Sonnet # 29 — Luis A. Estable	I hate to find my pleasures in men's mouths. But then, my daily luck of women is rare. Yes, since my mind's not well, I'm through huge droughts. I mean...	18 views Rate it
Eminence through Erudition: A Sonnet on the Pursuit of Knowledge — Mawphniang Napoleon	Attaining eminence is a process grand Of acquiring knowledge, and putting it to use, Through every individual and circumstance One should continually...	18 views Rate it
Raging Homosexual — Ella Chisholm	I am a raging homosexual I speak for the shes, theys, gays, kings and queers My existence is quite perpetual I’m weird in the head and shed lots of...	18 views Rate it
Between the Foolish and the Wise — Gisela Vigil	There’s some who give unwarranted advice, believing in their hand lays wisdom grown. In lives of others, spark it does entice although no bit of...	17 views Rate it