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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 1,151 poems from the Sonnet poetic form.

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ANG PLUMANG PUNYAL NG KABATAA’Y BOSES NG LIPUNAN — Aubergine Cher Bautista	Samot-saring paggambala sa mundo’y naglipana. Saan mang sulok ng daigdig yaring kalabisa’y ‘di masupil. Takot at pangamba’y nananahan sa puso ng mga...	13 views Rate it
She was Able to Cry. — Heather Lydia Thornhill	She thought of death in all of it's forms. Then about life in all of it's strife. Next of joy and brilliance so bright. She thought about nature; the...	13 views Rate it
There comes a time — There comes a time	The many roads traveled Never feeling the distance The miles I never noticed Always driving feeling the nearest and dearest to God and my Lord Jesus I...	13 views Rate it
Feelings in a break up — Pierre Dullea	I can live with the pain of the heart, but i can't without love, a tear for the lost from the start, its you that i'm always thinking of. Thank you for...	13 views Rate it
Embracing Wholeness at Forty: Conquering Mountains and Chasing Dreams — Yvonne Padmos	This year I turn forty, still unwed, But more whole and complete than ever before, I dare to live out every dream in my head, And climb the mountains...	12 views Rate it
"Love Is In The Air" — CThornes	As I look deep into your eyes of blue knowing that one of these days they could change I long to stay near and watch over you, a feeling so different,...	12 views Rate it
A chair you bought me when we met — Pedro Athaíde Rodrigues	There I was, sat in a chair You bought me when we met. The feel of your hair I'll never forget. You weren't there To talk or touch, and yet, I...	12 views Rate it
Sonnet XII — Benjamin Brantley	We seem as poets, always to know love By blessed intuition, so to speak Of dulcet beauties and heaven above And wherefore in whose arms we will be weak...	12 views Rate it
The Path of Authenticity: A Sonnet on Being True to Oneself — Mawphniang Napoleon	Authentic originality, the key to thrive In life, is to be true to oneself, my friend, For nought compares to being truly alive And living life as it...	12 views Rate it
Happiness — Timothée Venuh	Happiness, a priceless possession of mine Happiness, a thing I wish for my life Happiness, a thing that doesn't last long Happiness, a thing that make...	12 views Rate it
A Hug in the Kitchen — Mikayla Taylor	Approached by your slow stumble from behind, Your darkness weighing you down like a boulder, I felt your heavy touch and turned to find Your...	12 views Rate it
A No Pressure Poem — Mikayla Taylor	I want to write a quick lil sonnet now To help me see that poetry is fun. I do not need to stress out over how Much time it takes before a poem’s done....	12 views Rate it
Wrong car. — Dwight Drummond	up to the wrong car unprepared for the question that is asked after I am answered I walk back home bewildered in...	12 views Rate it
South Florida — Martin D. Cuyer Gimenez	Way down South in the famous sunshine state Exists a region laden with the old A land of stucco and a high tax rate A land with products worth their...	12 views Rate it
To Ava: A Sonnet. — Benjamin Brantley	O’ fairest maiden, how lovely art thou, With thine eye alike to a star-dappled sky, A lily’s tenderness on cheek and brow, Which wayfaring admirers...	11 views Rate it
Sonnet XVI — Benjamin Brantley	“The die is cast,” Caesar remarked aloud Before his legion crossed the Rubicon. The Roman soldiers could be all but proud As amply they were made to...	11 views Rate it
Reflections of Existential Torment : The Journey of Self-Acceptance — Mawphniang Napoleon	Oh mortal soul, wandering in the abyss Of existence, tormented by your doubt Seeking answers to questions you dismiss In vain, as truth seems so...	11 views Rate it
Sonnet for M — Tom Case	I love her enough to write her sonnets; to use an unfamiliar form to woo her. Rhyme schemes are like a bee in my bonnet. If she were cold, I'd be a...	11 views Rate it
An Answer — Emmanuel Ntezeyombi	Everyday I find a new answer For all our lives are solvable We can solve it all together With people and God I'm able For life is always changing But...	11 views Rate it
Loving You In Winter — Falling Awake	Rough manly lines and a stark striking blue Jump out against the season’s moody sky Tracing your depths, my flesh colored anew I’m jolted from sleep...	11 views Rate it
"Echoes of Bloomfield New Jersey: The Tragic Legacy of Deshon Johnson" — Naomi Johnson	In the heart of Bloomfield, on that fateful July day, Deshon Johnson's life was tragically swept away. His mother left with memories, to forever stay....	11 views Rate it
The Noose Around my Neck — Kalejaiye Adeshola Adejumobi	She's nothing like the African woman i know who bath at cradle, the African child at dawn, at will, the sting of her tongue she will adorn, she'll...	11 views Rate it
"Is 3 crows an attempted murder?" — Jack Graham	In a grey world full of street pigeons with Swarming seagulls, like locusts, here squawking Over nothing, fight each other for scraps I have lived a...	11 views Rate it
Lights — Jack Graham	Tonight then, you remarked that it was dark And I whisper that light can’t see itself To let you know that we are near, close by our knowledge then it...	11 views Rate it
A Courtier to His Beloved — Benjamin Brantley	O’ shall we pluck the peafowl’s gaudy plumes, or wear the Eastern country’s rare perfumes? Shall we go ride the camel caravan, or boat the river Nile...	11 views Rate it