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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 VII — Benjamin Brantley	Let love not pass away as a flower which yields perfume, yet wilts with aging grace Fond memories should sweeten the hour of one’s passing, and hold a...	15 views Rate it
The Sun's Protection For The Moon — Thomas Tshegofatso	Always have, Always will the sun will provide all the protection it has to the moon. To keep us from getting to HER,using it's hot blow that penetrates...	15 views Rate it
My daughter is ill. — Ali Badshah	My lovely daughter is ill Ah ! I will never lose hope, yes I will. I struggle for day and night for her cure But doctors said, still, she is ill. ...	15 views Rate it
The miraculous image — Heather Lydia Thornhill	I've seen a land noone else could know. A place more vivid than an angels glow. There's more colour there than all earth's layers. This life somewhere...	15 views Rate it
"Flying" — A. Balan	I feel as if I am always flying. I can never seem to land on the ground. And even despite all of my trying, The sky is the only place I am found. To...	15 views Rate it
Sonnet VIII — Benjamin Brantley	To love the lady for whom my heart longs Is easier to do than to have her. Love does endure through the rights and the wrongs And makes brighter the...	14 views Rate it
SAILORS MIRTH — Olusesan Adesanya	My mind, my soul, my body My strength, my sorrows, my joy My shadow, my beliefs, my faith… What a confluence of virtues My valiant heart, my venturesome...	14 views Rate it
Sonnet # 3 — Luis A. Estable	It's summertime, my heart indeed is sad. And though the birds are now with their sweet song, My heart aches much with pain that is so bad. And my young...	14 views Rate it
My Undeniable Love — Christen Kuikoua	Day by day Night by night I find myself loving you more and more Every song I sing, and the emotions it builds Is a reminder of my love so real ...	14 views Rate it
Sonnet # 24 — Luis A. Estable	My mind can hardly make a picture-thought Of the last time I had from women sex. Yes, many times in tears in bed I've fought Of human minds what's very...	14 views Rate it
The Two-Faced Monsoon — Botchu Ajay	Oh monsoon, you fickle friend of man Your moods as changeable as a cat One minute gentle, the next wild and wan Leaving us soaked or scorched, where is...	14 views Rate it
A Man of Faith — Naomi Johnson	You bow your head to pray for God’s peace to enter your spirit every day. You know the worldly trouble you face with sinful nature trying to invade...	14 views Rate it
The Race of My Life — Saankhya Janumpally	Brushing my hair, powerful winds get drowned by Rapturous beehives cheering and clapping And stomping and screaming deafeningly For me? Or my right...	14 views Rate it
Mother — Seema Tabassum Maqsood	My mother, cuts down my blues My mother's words are as, intelligent As bread and cheese Her love has improved my intuition She has made me so...	14 views Rate it
Humble Bard’s Avowal — Rascal	~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~...	14 views Rate it
Especially For You — Maria Clavo	As you lay in your bed The Angels light will shine over your head Once your eyes close tonight I'll blow you a kiss that's out of...	14 views Rate it
Billow Tide, Ebb Tide — Alan S Jeeves	Herculean waves pound the frail sea shore Smashing, crashing against a rock-bound bight. Seagull songs drown in a fierce deafing roar; Thunderous vast...	14 views Rate it
The Prison Doors — Meshack Bwoyele Keya	The Judge's gavel took not long to fall Guilty as charged did become the verdict In gaol went the prisoner to the cell His Release was not part of the...	14 views Rate it
Sonnet 62 — Luis A. Estable	My excuses to the rose I don't behold. "My pardon me," the sun I hate when shines. But I'm in gladness active not and cold. My zero love in life my...	13 views Rate it
Sonnet # 66 — Luis A Estable	How proud would roses be if feelings born! To see that to the nose they're pure delight. And often women's hair they do adorn. And human eyes agree...	13 views Rate it
Sunset resolve — Gintaras Petras Umbrasas	A day so fair, but weary me, The sunset soon to be. I sit and write with heart's decree, Love dissolves sins, you see. No more, I'll love, the...	13 views Rate it
"Admirers' Love: A Reminder of Our Worth" — Mawphniang Napoleon	Tock-tock, the damn clock never stops, Tickling my mind with fleeting thoughts, Of life's paradox and double-edged swords, And the admirers who watch...	13 views Rate it
A GYPSY'S LIFE — John Lars Zwerenz	A GYPSY'S...	13 views Rate it
Noon at the park — Talia Garza Hernandez	The black shadow of the typical tree covers us this warm day of June, we are resting over this common green plenty grass where the wild flowers grow...	13 views Rate it
Ode to the Loverboy — Zoey Cambert	My lover boy, you inspire me to write. How I love the way you dance, walk and talk, Invading my mind day and through the night, Always dreaming about...	13 views Rate it