Poems About: SONNET

In this page, poems on / about “sonnet” are listed.

  • 349.
    LOFTY WAVES ON SEAS AND WOODS - WAEL MOREICHEH

    LOFTY WAVES ON SEAS AND WOODS
    UPON WORLD `S SONG
    THE WIDE HEAVEN AND OUR AMERICAN BEAUTY MOVIE
    STRANGE DREAM TO PICASSO WIVES read more »

    WAEL MOREICHEH
  • 350.
    That Snow Poet (that's no poet?)

    Ahhh, the fresh canvas of new fallen snow
    and the promise of beer-bloated bladder
    no pencil, but my pen is, well, you know..
    (to a true poet, size doesn't matter) read more »

    Chuck Audette
  • 351.
    Unexpected Enchantment

    Enchantment of soft wonder vision sent
    as Spring sun sudden melting Winter snow – read more »

    Jonathan ROBIN
  • 352.
    The State of Things

    When the sonnets sing praises
    to the world
    and you are the center of my universe,
    When school has let out read more »

    Akil Vomar
  • 353.
    Anne Hathaway's Cottage

    A long time ago in the seventeenth century
    Shakespeare quoted...quite effectively:
    'Sweetest Anne, take heed of my plan.
    In wedlock when your arms enfold me read more »

    Joyce Hemsley
  • 354.
    ..my muse

    i want to court 'discontent'
    for a while longer yet
    i want to cavort with words
    utter some more sonnets to rivet read more »

    wardha jawdat
  • 355.
    Dream Serenade

    Mesmerized and hypnotized
    Sylvia's radiance captured his mind.
    Every time the violins played
    'Fascination' was the dream serenade. read more »

    Joyce Hemsley
  • 356.
    DOWN FALLS THE TYRANT

    Worthy of a sonnet or an ode
    don't you think? I asked
    the worthy citizen in rags
    pushing a grocery cart read more »

    Michael Pruchnicki
  • 357.
    …………….Thought a Terminus

    a poem is born; a theory enunciated
    a song sung, a sonnet forgotten
    all just a termini of thought…..
    thought meanders; moves read more »

    Frank Lisa IndiRa Francesca Roger Platt Cornish Martin
  • 358.
    The Stratford Book

    Twentieth Century Chancellor Press
    knew of William Shakespeare well.
    Thanks they deserved, all rights reserved,
    printing plays and illustrations, sonnets read more »

    Joyce Hemsley
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