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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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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
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
Play on summer — Talia Garza Hernandez	The black shadow of the typical tree we share on this wonderful afternoon I don’t have costume, neither carry balloon I listen your clever tale...	29 views Rate it
Sonnet # 9 — Luis A. Estable	And so your lips provoking me to sweat. Your eyes that make the ones of others, dirt. And when you're wet, nothing like it I've met. You make the rose...	29 views Rate it
Sonnet # 210 — Luis A. Estable	The painter's not with me! I cannot paint The way I women see or showy spring. I cannot paint the day when it does faint, Or people's faces when they...	29 views Rate it
I See Around Me Tombstone Grey — Emily Brontë	I see around me tombstones grey Stretching their shadows far away. Beneath the turf my footsteps tread Lie low and lone the silent dead - Beneath...	29 views Rate it
Christmas — Mr. Mad	Jesuit...	29 views Rate it
The Butterfly Effect of Love: Embracing Beauty and Dreams — Yvonne Padmos	In a world full of butterflies and dreams I may not have felt love's sweet embrace But I know the power of unseen seams That connect us all in a divine...	27 views Rate it
A Christmas Reverie — Christen Kuikoua	In Christmas's glow, where dreams and joy entwine, A tale unfolds, of Christ's birth divine. In Bethlehem's cradle, a babe so mild, The Savior,...	27 views Rate it
Sonnet # 33 — Luis A. Estable	I want to kiss the moon eyes closed, lips wet. With hands divine I want to touch the rose. Then, women chaste and kind in tears beget And finally the...	27 views Rate it
Insight — Vignesh R	You hath made my so called peace; Of my concious efforts and disease Of timeless glancing throughout a tome Presents me the peace a ton. Thy wispy...	27 views Rate it
Sonnet # 27 — Luis A. Estable	Why do I think you're not all mirth with me? And that my verse does always fall behind. Yes, when I write, my mind's a devotee. Could I be wrong when...	27 views Rate it
The Vastness of the outer space — B. Velez	Let us ponder about the outer space Congested with stars, planets, galaxies Earth is simply just the base of the place It's something you see in your...	27 views Rate it
Sonnet # 4 — Luis A Estable	It's love that keeps my heart and mind so rich. It's love that puts tears down my mature face. And I don't have my thoughts troubled with itch For love...	26 views Rate it
Apology to Purple — Mikayla Taylor	The words that make up the visual language are the shades and hues That speak statements of dramatic flare as they collide and flood The page with...	26 views Rate it
Eye Glass — Mulugeta Jegher	Justice !!!!!!I is the name of my glass, Also let me call it - Otherwise - Fatah !!!!!!!!!!!, my glass.......... Beloved glass is there, to make...	26 views Rate it
Sonnet # 21 — Luis A. Estable	If I could change your body, my dear friend, I'd make your figure the envy of the world. Your face with charm the mind can't comprehend. To amaze the...	26 views Rate it
Building the Future: The Rise of North Eastern Hill University — Mawphniang Napoleon	In the rolling hills of the North East, A place of beauty, peace and grandeur, A vision was born, a noble quest, To build a university of honor. It...	26 views Rate it
A “How to Write a Sonnet” Sonnet — Gisela Vigil	From writing Sonnet many choose to run, They fear its grip as if it were a curse. But friends, I say the mission can be fun. A challenge to new...	25 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...	25 views Rate it
Nandi (Bull of Lord Siva) – Waiting eternally — VijayaSarathi Puccha	Nandi, the bull of Lord Shiva - waiting eternally in all temples - sit out waiting for god, in all culture - knitting …naturally meditative, just sit ...	25 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...	24 views Rate it
After Goodbye — Gisela Vigil	After Goodbye (A Sonnet) Be strong my heart, for love has departed. See not the sun, have no strength to pretend. Shattered pieces of something...	24 views Rate it