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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 07: Dance Through Time — Christen Kuikoua	Upon life's stage where shadows weave their play, A fleeting waltz where mortals find their way. In heedless youth, with innocence bedight, The...	17 views Rate it
A Husband to His Loving Wife — Benjamin Brantley	I hadst hope that we two wouldest unite Wherefore, I sent thee roses in the spring In summer, I sang songs by firelight And mused upon our love, whilst...	17 views Rate it
Family in the Fall — Fernando Barrios	Family together in the yard have fun Dad and kids run around playing ball Mother sat down to soak in the sun Shine so bright wouldn’t believe it’s fall...	17 views Rate it
Sonnet # 211 — Luis A. Estable	How much I'd like to have some truthful friends. Some several friends to love this man I am. The thought of it my temperature ascends. I want no longer...	17 views Rate it
Tonight Confession — Oyatogun Eniola	TONIGHT CONFESSION I...	17 views Rate it
Amor Infinito — Renato Sakate	Amor infinito o é se antes morremos se deixamos aqui tanto o corpo e a alma Se levamos pra mais além, as salvas (de palmas que jamais observaremos) ...	17 views Rate it
O Apogeu do Olimpo — Renato Sakate	As Flores, riachos e cachoeiras límpidas são traços e lembranças do outro mundo Aquele onde nos sentimos imundos, Naquele que nos salva e nos faz...	17 views Rate it
Have a Heart. — Heather Lydia Thornhill	"Can you spare money for the bus?," the trampled young girl asked. "I need change myself" I sighed, listening to her beckoning...	17 views Rate it
Stone to Iron Age — Palash Bam	I am a man of the Stone Age, I can kill an animal demo close range. I am a man of the bronze age, I mix copper and tin to make tools to engage. I am a man...	17 views Rate it
A Silence — Seema Tabassum Maqsood Ali	A Silence so sad and primarily Sadistic This is the meaning of my name The limit to all that happened Seema,the silver lining of the Darkest...	17 views Rate it
"Library" — Nadhri Mahal	There are books that line the lofty, tall shelves, They are something someone could envision, About the fiction and even ourselves, Choosing which book is...	17 views Rate it
Let Me — Gregory Mitchell	Let me trace your beauty with my fingertips Taste your features, caress your lips Snuggle your neck, hide in your hair Let me rest my hand right where...	16 views Rate it
The moth — Seema	There tied to that tree Is the moth Dangling like a frock The cats nearby are questioning it's very existence That serpent, does pry with it's naked...	16 views Rate it
Paradise Lost — Barry Bradshaigh	And was in Eden fair a gard'ners want, Whose pair did see a fruit to gain a f-ate! For to a tree of suit desire did hunt, To loot a break of don't...	16 views Rate it
The Power of Our Vote: Shaping the Legacy Ahead — Mawphniang Napoleon	Fellow Voters, heed my solemn words today, For in them lies a warning to be heeded. Do not be swayed by promises of pay, For those who buy your vote...	16 views Rate it
The Sweet Smell of a Rose — Elsie Marie Grady	The dew quivers on the soft petal , of the rose The sweet smell tickles my nose. I know this is a new day with adventure and beauty to behold. All...	16 views Rate it
Til you — Jeannie	Til you, My heart had lost its smile … It lost the ability to see, The rays of sun, that you feel, on a warm summers day.. Til you, Life had come...	16 views Rate it
Oranges — KDeRogatis	Oranges have such a beautiful scent The aroma fills the air once it’s peeled An affordable snack, only a cent Eaten anywhere, from beach to the field ...	16 views Rate it
To be Misunderstood — Myles Kristopher Bowie	Everyone thinks they've got it figured out I mean, who can really know where one hurts? You think you know me, what you talkin bout? Think you read...	16 views Rate it
Exipure — Exipure	Exipure is a brand new natural dietary supplement specifically designed to increase the level of brown adipose tissue (BAT) in your body to induce real...	16 views Rate it
Daniel — Sinclair	Daniel: ...	16 views Rate it
On Valiance & Beauty — Benjamin Brantley	Milady sits aloft a high tower Waiting to be wooed by some handsome knight There are a few men who would not cower To slay a dragon in an awesome fight...	15 views Rate it
Sonnet # 43 — Luis A. Estable	Yes, a child me when tears my face should be. A bird now free when I've for house a cell. But I must give my heart some dignity. There all my love for...	15 views Rate it
She smiled — John Schmieder	She smiled then looked away And didn't say a word. Her eyes wished to stay That's what my heart heard. She whispered I would be OK Tho her voice...	15 views Rate it
Sonnet 1: Lost Love In The Shadows — Christen Kuikoua	In distant realms where love's elusive gleams, I search for traces of what once was true. A love untamed, lost in forgotten dreams, A flame once...	15 views Rate it