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Sonnet 117—To the Nightingale by [unknown] · (pm)
Sonnet 123 (“I’ vidi in terra angelici costumi”) by Petrarch · (pm)
Sonnet 128 (“O passi sparsi; o pensier vaghi e pronti”) by Petrarch · (pm)
Sonnet 129 (“Lieti fiori e felici”) by Petrarch · (pm)
Sonnet 134 (“Quando Amor i begli occhi a terra inclina”) by Petrarch · (pm)
Sonnet 13: A & C by Rissa Johnson · (pm)
Sonnet 155 by Thomas M. Disch · (pm)
Sonnet 191 (“Aura che quelle chiome”) by Petrarch · (pm)
Sonnet: 1949 by James Wade · (pm)
Sonnet 19: (“Devouring Time…”) by William Shakespeare · (pm)
Sonnet 20: From Nikola Tesla’s Clockwork Assistant to Thomas Edison’s Automaton by Ken Liu · (pm)
Sonnet 22 by Elizabeth Barrett Browning · (pm)
Sonnet 23 by John Milton · (pm)
Sonnet 251 (“Gli occhi di ch’io parlai”) by Petrarch · (pm)
Sonnet 253 (“Solcasi nel mio cor”) by Petrarch · (pm)
Sonnet 261 (“Levommi il mio pensiero”) by Petrarch · (pm)
Sonnet 29 by Ama Codjoe · (pm)
Sonnet 29 by William Shakespeare · (pm)
Sonnet 302 (“Gli angeli cletti”) by Petrarch · (pm)
Sonnet 309 (“Dicemi spesso il mio fidato speglio”) by Petrarch · (pm)
Sonnet 30: (“When to the sessions of sweet silent thought…”) by William Shakespeare · (pm)
Sonnet 60: (“Like as the waves make towards the pebbled shore…”) by William Shakespeare · (pm)
Sonnet 65,000,000 BC by Mary A. Turzillo · (pm)
Sonnet #9 by Charles Willeford · (pm)
Sonnet (Above the chaos…) by Ella Wheeler Wilcox · (pm)
Sonnet—A Cloud by Elizabeth J. Eames · (pm)
Sonnet (“Across the sky that is my mind…”) by Rupert Croft-Cooke · (pm)
Sonnet: A Flower Lesson by J. C. Bennett · (pm)
Sonnet: Against Entropy by John M. Ford · (pm)
Sonnet à Helène (“Sonnet to Helena”) by Pierre de Ronsard · (pm)
Sonnet à Helène (“Sonnet to Helena”) by George Allan England · (pm)
Sonnet (“Ah, some there be that build indeed for Time…” by A. B. Cooper · (pm)
Sonnet (“All day my sweet you were so close to me…”) by Albert Buhrer · (pm)
Sonnet: Allegory by R. A. Hodgson · (pm)
Sonnet: “All Men Are Free!” by William C. Simmons · (pm)
Sonnet (“All Nature ministers to Hope. The snow”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet (“A loveless bird warbled his roundelay…”) by Andrew Gibson · (pm)
Sonnet: A Lover to His Mistress’s Jewels by Stone Leigh · (pm)
Sonnet (“Amid the opulent fields, through mellowing days…”) by John Moran · (pm)
Sonnet (“And then at early morn I saw thee die!…”) by Helen M. Cooke · (pm)
Sonnet (“And then at early morn I saw thee die!…”) by Lottie Linwood · (pm)
Sonnet: A New Year’s Greeting by E. M. Alford · (pm)
Sonnet (“Anon I bade my love to come and dwell… ”) by Franz Rickaby · (pm)
Sonnet (“Anon I bade my love to come and dwell… ”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet (“As a fond mother, nursing on her knee…”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
The Sonnet (“A sonnet? But the cradle for a thought”) by James Henry MacLafferty · (pm)
Sonnet (“As our good Lord, the gentle Nazarene”) by Horace Yerworth · (pm)
Sonnet (“As strong, as deep, as wide as is the sea…”) by Francis William Bourdillon · (pm)
Sonnet at Dusk by Laura M. Loudin · (pm)
Sonnet (“A tender paleness, stealing o’er her cheek… ”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
A Sonnet at the Age of 31—11 Feb 71 by Thomas M. Disch · (pm)
Sonnet: At the Villa Madeira by Gavin Ewart · (pm)
Sonnet (“Aye, as the moon at midnight in the sky…”) by Frederick T. Clark · (pm)
Sonnet: Beautiful in Death by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet (“Believe me, I would love you if I could”) by C. S. Youd · (pm)
Sonnet (“But while this morbid fancy on my soul”) by Paul H. Hayes · (pm)
A Sonnet by Browning by Robert Browning · (??)
Sonnet (“Can true love go astray?”) by Andrew Gibson · (ss)
Sonnet CIV by William Shakespeare · (pm)
Sonnet Concerning Man’s Soul by Lena Milman · (pm)
Sonnet Crown for Third Officer Ripley by A. B. Robinson · (pm)
Sonnet: Cthulhu by Scott H. Urban · (pm)
Sonnet CXVI by William Shakespeare · (pm)
Sonnet d’Amour by Robert Wills · (pm)
Sonnet d’Antan by Bruce Robinson · (pm)
Sonnet (Dawn-Late Summer) by Lynn Riggs · (??)
Sonnet (“Day follows day; years perish; still mine eyes…”) by Paul Hamilton Hayne · (pm)
Sonnet (“Day merges into eventide”) by Richard Church · (pm)
Sonnet (“Dear, do not chide me that I hold you wise…”) by Dorothy Seager · (pm)
Sonnet (“Dear heart, how pleasant in the latter days…”) by E. H. Thorold · (pm)
Sonnet—Death by Thomas Hood · (pm)
Sonnet (“Death be not proud…”) by John Donne · (pm)
Sonnet (“Death to the poet came to give his spirit sight… ”) by George W. Rogers · (pm)
Sonnet (“Deep in the shadow of this lonely vale…”) by M. L. Matheson · (pm)
Sonnet (“Did you not say the larch tree…”) by Albert Buhrer · (pm)
Sonnet (“Dinner was ended when the warning came…”) by Ben Ray Redman · (pm)
The Sonneteer Gives up by Invita Minerva · (pm)
Sonneteer—Ogden Nash by [uncredited] · (ar)
Sonnet (“Empress with eyes”) by Clark Ashton Smith · (pm)
Sonnet (“Enamored architect of airy rhyme…”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Sonnet (“Enrobed was the earth in silvery white… ”) by Miss C. A. Payson · (pm)
Sonnet: Eve by Mary Farmer · (pm)
Sonnet (“Fain would I quaff the wondrous wine of sleep…”) by Paul Hamilton Hayne · (pm)
Sonnet (“Fain would I quaff the wondrous wine of sleep…”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet (“Fantastic Sleep is busy with my eyes”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Sonnet: “Fear” by Tippi N. Blevins · (pm)
A Sonnet (“First time he kissed me…”) by Elizabeth Barrett Browning · (pm)
Sonnet for a Black Knight by Don Webb · (pm)
Sonnet for a Blue Breakfast by Elick Moll · (pm)
Sonnet for a Bride by Phil Stack · (pm)
Sonnet for a Cuckold by Geary Blankenship · (pm)
Sonnet for an Orc by Stuart Sharp · (pm)
Sonnet for an Undying Love by Mark Arvid White · (pm)
Sonnet for a Reluctant Suitor by Barbara Shook Hazen · (pm)
Sonnet for a Tango in the Twilight by Jorge Luís Borges · (pm)
Sonnet for a Tango in the Twilight by Stephen Kessler · (pm)
Sonnet for a Time of Change by Harry Kemp · (pm)
Sonnet for Birds by Nadine Tomlinson · (pm)
Sonnet for Christmas by Victor Starbuck · (pm)
Sonnet for Death by Pepita Crounse · (pm)
Sonnet for Easter by Margaret Emerson Bailey · (pm)
A Sonnet for Eve by Robert Pack · (pm)
Sonnet for Human Smugglers by Octavio Quintanilla · (pm)
A Sonnet for Insanity by Marion Pitman · (vi)
A Sonnet for Kate Pennifether by Marjorie Meeker · (pm)
Sonnet for Limited Version of Slippery and Other Stories by R. A. Lafferty · (pm)
Sonnet for My Daughter’s First Kiss by Doris Moore · (pm)
Sonnet for Myself by Mildred Plew Merryman · (pm)
A Sonnet for My Stepson Mark Upon the Occasion of His Fourteenth Birthday by Robert Lee Mahon · (pm)
A Sonnet for Peter Lovesey by Simon Brett · (pm)
A Sonnet for Seamen by Frank Belknap Long · (pm)
A Sonnet for Sunday Dinner in Space by Stephanie Andrea Allen · (pm)
Sonnet—for the 14th of February by Thomas Hood · (pm)
Sonnet for the Aglæcwif by Minal Hajratwala · (pm)
A Sonnet for the City by Anna Hempstead Branch · (pm)
Sonnet for the End of the World by C. A. Saunders · (pm)
A Sonnet for the Fearful by Aaron Marc Stein · (pm)
Sonnet for the Portuguese Man-o’-War by Jerry H. Jenkins · (pm)
Sonnet for the Psychoanalysts by Clark Ashton Smith · (pm)
A Sonnet for the Seeds of Time by John Brunner · (pm)
Sonnet for the Unbeliever by Paul Chuks · (pm)
Sonnet for the Vast Beyond by William J. Joel · (pm)
The Sonnet from Hell by Sue Burke · (pm)
Sonnet from Petrarch by Mary G. Wells · (pm)
Sonnet (From Quevedo) by [uncredited] · (pm)
A Sonnet from the Galleries, No. 666 by Katherine Kerestman · (pm)
A Sonnet from the Gym by Thomas M. Disch · (pm)
Sonnet from the Pen of a Mug by Will Ryan · (pm)
A Sonnet from the Portuguese by Elizabeth Barrett Browning · (pm)
Sonnet from the Portuguese by Arthur Guiterman · (pm)
Sonnet from the Portuguese by Mack Reynolds · (ar)
A Sonnet from the Portuguese (“How do I love thee?…”) by Elizabeth Barrett Browning · (pm)
Sonnet from the Vulcan: Omicron Ceti Three by Shirley Meech · (pm)
Sonnet—from Tieck by Daniel H. Howard · (pm)
Sonnet (“God mocks me with His summers and His springs”) by Georgia Wood Pangborn · (pm)
Sonnet (“Go forth with fearless heart! Be not dismayed…”) by Jane S. Weaver · (pm)
Sonnet (“Green suns and suns of garnet”) by Clark Ashton Smith · (pm)
Sonnet (“Happy is England!”) by John Keats · (pm)
Sonnet (“He must have felt an awful confidence…”) by James B. Gitlitz · (pm)
Sonnet (“Herewith I send you three pressed withered flowers”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Sonnet (“Her eyes were pools…”) by M. K. M. B. · (pm)
Sonnet: Hermetic by Scott H. Urban · (pm)
Sonnet: History by Selden Rodman · (pm)
Sonnet—Hope by Lucy Linden · (pm)
Sonnet—Horace Greeley by Georgiana Klingle Holmes · (pm)
Sonnet—Horace Greeley by George Klingle · (pm)
Sonnet (“How bravely Autumn ”) by Thomas Hood · (pm)
Sonnet (“How do I love thee?…”) by Elizabeth Barrett Browning · (pm)
Sonnet (“How long I sail’d, and never took a thought”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet (“How many bards gild the lapses of time!”) by John Keats · (pm)
Sonnet (“How many tender souls, of promise fair…”) by Horace Yerworth · (pm)
Sonnet (“How shall I sing of thee in fitting strains… ”) by Charles J. Peterson · (pm)
Sonnet (“How shall our hearts”) by Clark Ashton Smith · (pm)
Sonnet I by A. Walker Scott · (pm)
Sonnet (“I cast this sorrow from me, like a crown”) by Paul Hamilton Hayne · (pm)
Sonnet (“I come, as to my homestead, unto you”) by Wallace Nichols · (pm)
Sonnet (“I do not love thee for some perfect grace…”) by Vera Isabel Arlett · (pm)
Sonnet (“I do not love thee less! Ah! thou should’st know… ”) by Elizabeth J. Eames · (pm)
Sonnet (“If at this hour most suited to the call”) by Richard Church · (pm)
Sonnet (“I feel the shadows gather round my head… ”) by M. F. Tucker · (pm)
Sonnet (“If I could live without this need for you…”) by Phyllis Clark · (pm)
Sonnet (“If I could sing…”) by Maud K. F. Dyrenfurth · (pm)
Sonnet (“If I have sinn’d in act, I may repent”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet (“If there should be no music on my way”) by Anthony J. Webb · (pm)
Sonnet (“If thou art false…”) by Henry Overy · (pm)
Sonnet (“If thou didst love me for imagined fame”) by Frances Allen Hillard · (pm)
Sonnet (“If you should die, to-morrow or to-day…”) by Helen May Talmadge · (pm)
Sonnet (“I gaze Upon her marble brow… ”) by A. A. P. · (pm)
Sonnet (“I Have seen roses like the stars redress…”) by Albert Buhrer · (pm)
Sonnet III: To Aphelonia by Jeffrey Bullock · (pm)
Sonnet (“I know not if the world would call thee fair”) by G. William Ollett · (pm)
Sonnet (“I loved thee once, when every thought of mine”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
A Sonnet Impression by Kathleen Norris · (pm)
A Sonnet Impression of Colleen Moore by Margaret E. Sangster · (pm)
A Sonnet Impression of Corinne Griffith by Margaret E. Sangster · (pm)
A Sonnet Impression of Lillian Gish by Margaret E. Sangster · (pm)
Sonnet Impressions by Margaret E. Sangster · (pm)
Sonnet Impressions by Margaret E. Sangster · (pm)
Sonnet in Africa by Henry Newell · (pm)
Sonnet in Answer to a Question by Edna St. Vincent Millay · (pm)
Sonnetina: Spring Song by Arthur Hobart Nethercot · (pm)
Sonnet in Defense of Spring Poets by Lupton A. Wilkinson · (pm)
The Sonnet in English Poetry by Richard Henry Stoddard · (ar)
Sonnet in Free Rhythm by Stephen Dunn · (pm)
Sonnet in Honor of Medusa by Chelsea Arrington · (pm)
Sonnet in June by Margaret Elizabeth Rhodes · (pm)
Sonnet (“In riftless gloom when earth lies shivering cold…”) by C. R. W. · (pm)
Sonnet (“In scarlet clusters o’er the gray stone-wall”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
A Sonnet in Season by Edward W. Barnard · (pm)
Sonnet (“In the great city we are met again”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
A Sonnet in Vowels by Felix Carmen · (pm)
A Sonnet in Vowels by Frank Dempster Sherman · (pm)
Sonnet (“I saw a garden-bed on which there grew”) by Maurice Thompson · (pm)
Sonnet (“I saw pale Dian”) by Thomas Hood · (pm)
Sonnet (“I saw the swollen sun step out in red”) by Aroldus Quercus · (pm)
Sonnet (“I sit, to-night, before my fire alone…”) by James Dawson · (pm)
Sonnet (“Is love a fancy, or a feeling? No”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet (“I stood and leaned upon a balustrade…”) by F. S. · (pm)
Sonnet (“I stood and leaned upon a balustrade…”) by Frank Sewall · (pm)
Sonnet (“I thank my God because my hairs are grey!”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet (“I think your face was once a lovely song…”) by P. F. C. · (pm)
Sonnet (“I thought once how Theocritus had sung”) by Elizabeth Barrett Browning · (pm)
Sonnet (“It is not to be thought of that the flood…”) by William Wordsworth · (pm)
Sonnet (“It must be so,—my infant love must find”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet IV: The Cat in the Dutch Cap Comes Back by Marni Scofidio Griffin · (pm)
Sonnet IV: The Cat in the Dutch Cap Comes Back by M. R. Scofidio · (pm)
Sonnet (“I walked a league along beside the sea…”) by Ada Louise Martin · (pm)
Sonnet (“I walked among the solemn woods today”) by Paul H. Hayes · (pm)
Sonnet (“I well believe a tenderer-hearted thing…”) by Sanda Enos · (pm)
Sonnet (“I will carry you away sometime…”) by Richard Squire · (pm)
Sonnet IX: Night Crossing by Jeffrey Bullock · (pm)
Sonnet (“Just as the sun can fill a Winter’s day…”) by Wilfred Gavin · (pm)
Sonnet (“Just for a little while I dreamed of love…”) by Audrey Martineau · (pm)
Sonnet (“Keen, fitful gusts”) by John Keats · (pm)
A Sonnet (“Last night, beloved, by uncharted ways…”) by Winston Churchill · (pm)
Sonnet: Lethe by Morley Roberts · (pm)
Sonnet (“Let me not to the marriage of true minds”) by William Shakespeare · (pm)
Sonnet (“Let the pure garments of the cool grey eye… ”_ by E. F. Haworth · (pm)
Sonnet: Life by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet (“Life were thy pains as one the pains of hell”) by Edna St. Vincent Millay · (pm)
Sonnet (“Like to a locust horde, devouring years”) by J. M. Krause · (pm)
Sonnet (“Long time a child, and still a child, when years”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet (“Love, dearest Lady”) by Thomas Hood · (pm)
Sonnet (“Love is a fitful fever of the mind”) by Joan Wilkinson · (pm)
A Sonnet (“Love is all rot!”) by Douglas Carswell · (pm)
Sonnet (“Love is but folly,—since the wisest love”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet (“Lo! what a change our gladdened eyes behold!”) by Sam Wood · (pm)
A Sonnet Lumière by Hal Duncan · (pm)
Sonnet LXI by Michael Drayton · (pm)
Sonnet: LXX by Charlotte Smith · (pm)
Sonnet Macabre by Theodore Wratislaw · (pm)
Sonnet MCMLIX—First Contact by Jessica J. Frasca · (pm)
Sonnet (“Mid dark reality of present life…”) by Addison F. Browne · (pm)
Sonnet (“My heart is light, oh, very light…”) by I. S. · (pm)
Sonnet (“My heart is light, oh, very light…”) by Irene Stiles · (pm)
Sonnet (“My heart is sick with longing”) by Thomas Hood · (pm)
Sonnet (“My Love a dreaming sat one Summer day…”) by Luther Granger Riggs · (pm)
A Sonnet (“My Love and I for kisses played”) by William Strode · (pm)
Sonnet (“My path was through a languid, flowery place”) by Georgia Wood Pangborn · (pm)
Sonnet (“Mystic and beautiful the tender light… ”) by Hattie H. Child · (pm)
Sonnet: My Thought by R. H. Sherard · (pm)
Sonnet (“Nay, ask me not how long my love will last…”) by C. E. D. Phelps · (pm)
Sonnet (“No cloud is on the heavens, and on the sea”) by George Sterling · (pm)
Sonnet (Not from the Portuguese) (“What though we felt the fleeting moments glide…”) by W. H. Mason · (pm)
Sonnet (“Now all her sons were gone, she went at night”) by Herbert Corby · (pm)
Sonnet (“Now if Euterpe held me not in scorn”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Sonnet (“Now that the west is washed of clouds and clear…”) by Edna St. Vincent Millay · (pm)
Sonnet Number 18.1 by Will Ryan · (pm)
Sonnet of a Shoemaker by E. Leslie Spaulding · (pm)
Sonnet of a Siren’s Sorrows by Lancelot Schaubert · (pm)
The Sonnet of a Supplicant by Alyse L. Hunt · (pm)
Sonnet of Death by Edith Hurley · (pm)
A Sonnet of Good Cheer by Robert E. Howard · (pm)
A Sonnet of Perilla by Robert Herrick · (pm)
Sonnet of Place by George Scarborough · (pm)
A Sonnet of Sorrow by Alan Meyrowitz · (pm)
A Sonnet of Summer by John Stuart Thomson · (pm)
Sonnet of the Big Bang by Mark J. Mitchell · (pp)
Sonnet of the Dark by Susan Heyboer O’Keefe · (pm)
A Sonnet of the Day by Frank L. Stanton · (pm)
Sonnet of the Frail Fallacies by Royall Snow · (pm)
A Sonnet of the Huckster Age by Marilyn Andreas · (pm)
Sonnet of the Instruments of Death by David Park Barnitz · (pm)
Sonnet of the Unsleeping Dead by Anthony Boucher · (pm)
Sonnet of the Unsleeping Dead by Parker White · (pm)
Sonnet of the Unsleeping Dead by William A. P. White · (pm)
A Sonnet of Work by Katharine Warren · (??)
A Sonnet (“Oh, beauty, glory, gladness, passed away!…”) by D. P. Starkey · (pm)
Sonnet (“Oh! early lov’d and lost! I see thee still…”) by Elizabeth J. Eames · (pm)
Sonnet (“Oh, Love! Thou art not what thou seem’st to be…”) by Francis Reynolds · (pm)
Sonnet (“Oh, my beloved, have you thought of this”) by Edna St. Vincent Millay · (pm)
Sonnet (“Oh! that I could achieve me such a name…”) by R. G. Johnston · (pm)
Sonnet (“Oh! weary not of suffering sent from heaven…”) by Mary L. Lawson · (pm)
Sonnetoid by Eva · (pm)
Sonnet on a Dream by Paul Freehafer · (pm)
Sonnet. On a Picture of Venice by R. K. Munkittrick · (pm)
Sonnet on a Statue by W. G. Simpson · (pm)
Sonnet on a Youth Who Died of Excessive Fruit-Pie by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet (“Once I was young, and fancy was my all”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet on Chillon by Lord George Gordon Byron · (pm)
Sonnet One Billion and One by Cyril Simsa · (pm)
Sonnet (“On fire for beauty, with sure hands and eyes”) by Ben Ray Redman · (pm)
Sonnet on First Learning the Definitive Role of Neurotransmitters in the Determination of Human Emotions by Eliot Fintushel · (pm)
Sonnet on My Lady’s Birthday by Rebe Mills · (pm)
Sonnet on My Lady’s Marriage by Rebe Mills · (pm)
Sonnet on Myself by H. P. Lovecraft · (pm)
Sonnet on Myself by Lewis Theobald, Jr. · (pm)
Sonnet (“O noble maid! When daylight sinks to sleep…”) by W. Laird Clowes · (pm)
Sonnet on Receiving a Gift by Thomas Hood · (pm)
Sonnet on the Cornish Giant by Garry D. Kilworth · (pm)
Sonnet on the Death of Wordsworth by H. M. R. · (pm)
Sonnet on the Sixtieth Year of Queen Victoria’s Happy Reign by G. J. C.-B. · (pm)
A Sonnet on the Sonnet by Inigo R. De R. Deane · (pm)
A Sonnet on the Sonnet by Edith Matilda Thomas · (pm)
Sonnet on Winter by H. M. S. · (pm)
Sonnet on Winter by H. M. Smith · (pm)
Sonnet (“O Solitude!”) by John Keats · (pm)
A Sonnet (“O wide, eternal, depth-unmeasured sea”) by Edith M. Church · (pm)
Sonnet (“Perfect as Pallas from Jove’s brain art thou… ”) by Wm. L. Shoemaker · (pm)
Sonnet (“Plans that first please fall often to the dust”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet (“Pleasant it is to lie amid the grass”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Sonnet (“Pressed by the burden of a nameless woe…”) by William Huber, Jr. · (pm)
Sonnet (“Rather, my people, let thy youths parade…”) by George Henry Boker · (pm)
Sonnet (“Rather, my people, let thy youths parade…”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet (“Reform the world’s bad usages and ways…”) by R. G. Johnston · (pm)
Sonnet (“Remember all past lovers who have said”) by Kenneth Hopkins · (pm)
Sonnet (“Rousseau—Voltaire—our Gibbon—and de Staël—”) by Lord George Gordon Byron · (pm)
Sonnets by Conrad Aiken · (??)
Sonnets by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (gp)
Sonnets by Ann Batchelder · (pm)
Sonnets by William Rose Benét · (gp)
Sonnets by Park Benjamin, Sr. · (gp)
Sonnets by Tony Connor · (pm)
Sonnets by Tandori Dezso · (pm)
Sonnets by Frank L. Fifield · (gp)
Sonnets by Richard Watson Gilder · (gp)
Sonnets by Susan Howe · (pm)
Sonnets by Helene Magaret · (gp)
Sonnets by John Masefield · (gp)
Sonnets by Edna St. Vincent Millay · (pm)
Sonnets by Millicent O’Hara · (pm)
Sonnets by Georgia Wood Pangborn · (gp)
Sonnets by Charles J. Peterson · (pm)
Sonnets by Gerald Raftery · (gp)
Sonnets by Ron Vogel · (pi)
Sonnets by William Wordsworth · (gp)
Sonnets. by [uncredited] · (gp)
Sonnets After the Italian by John Hall Ingham · (??)
Sonnets—Album Dedication by James Franklin Fitts · (pm)
Sonnets and Sonneteering by R. K. Munkittrick · (ar)
The Sonnets: A Neuro Narrative Sequence by B. L. Kennedy · (pm)
Sonnet (“Saved from the perils of the stormy sea”) by Camoens · (pm)
Sonnets by Wordsworth by William Wordsworth · (gp)
Sonnets: Edith Cavell, Picquart by George E. Woodberry · (pm)
Sonnets for Slaves: War and the Future by Edward Polin · (pm)
Sonnets for Success by George Meadows · (pm)
Sonnets for the Space Age by Lee Becker · (gp)
Sonnets for the Times by William Prescott Foster · (pm)
Sonnets from Acheron by Jacie Ragan · (pm)
Sonnets from an Ungrafted Tree by Edna St. Vincent Millay · (pm)
Sonnets from Henry D. Muir’s Nrwest Volume by Henry D. Muir · (pm)
Sonnets from Over Sea by James Russell Lowell · (gp)
Sonnets from the Afghanese by David Law Proudfit · (gp)
Sonnets from the Antique by Rossmé A. Taylor · (pm)
Sonnets from the Movie Geese by Blanche Goodman · (pm)
Sonnets from the “New Heart’s Ease” by Z. Finch · (ss)
Sonnets from the Portuguese (Nos. 1 and 22) by Elizabeth Barrett Browning · (pm)
Sonnets from the Portuguese of Anthero de Quental by Richard Garnett · (pm)
Sonnets from the Thuringen Wald by Ethel Rolt Wheeler · (pm)
Sonnets: From the Thuringian Forest by Ethel Rolt Wheeler · (pm)
Sonnets from the Vampire’s Lips by Jacie Ragan · (pm)
Sonnet (“Shy and secret is the pool at noon”) by James Rhodes · (pm)
Sonnet (“Sick of myself and all that keeps the light”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Sonnet—Silence by Thomas Hood · (pm)
Sonnet—Silence by Edgar Allan Poe · (ss)
Sonnets in a Moonship by Starr Nelson · (pm)
Sonnets in Memoriam of the Late Prince Imperial by William C. Bonaparte Wyse · (gp)
Sonnets in Praise of Vulcan by H. D. Rawnsley · (pm)
Sonnets in Shadow by Arlo Bates · (??)
Sonnets in the Mountains by Dorothy Burgess · (pm)
Sonnet - Sleep by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnets Made of Wood by Leah Bobet · (ss)
Sonnets of a Bashful Man by John Clinton Pryor · (pm)
Sonnets of a Chorus Girl by Berthe Brady · (ss)
Sonnets of a Cloak-and-Suiter by Berton Braley · (pm)
Sonnets of a Flapper by Berton Braley · (pm)
Sonnets of a German Spy by Berton Braley · (pm)
Sonnets of a Home at Yuletide by Ruth Lee Hicks · (pm)
Sonnets of a Home at Yuletide by Sonia Ruthèle Novák · (pm)
Sonnets of a Lady Bolshevist by Berton Braley · (pm)
Sonnets of a Manicurist by Clara Cutt · (pm)
Sonnets of an Eldritch Bent by Wilum H. Pugmire · (pm)
Sonnets of an Extra Girl by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnets of a Soda Slinger by Berton Braley · (pm)
Sonnets of a Standpat Congressman by Wallace Irwin · (ar)
Sonnets of a Standpat Congressman- Before the Convention by Wallace Irwin · (ar)
Sonnets of a Suffragette by Berton Braley · (pm)
Sonnets of a Switchboard by Peggy Plugg · (pm)
The Sonnets of a Would-Be by Tessie Tryy · (pm)
“Sonnets of Blue”: Marching Days by William Page Carter · (pm)
Sonnets of Crocker Neck by Ethel May Kelley · (gp)
Sonnets of Enlistment by Salomón de la Selva · (pm)
Sonnets of Night by Elizabeth J. Eames · (gp)
The Sonnets of September by Doug Allyn · (nv)
The Sonnets of Shakespeare by Henry Charles Beeching · (ar)
Sonnets of Six Cities by Berton Braley · (pm)
Sonnets of Space by Lloyd Arthur Eshbach · (gp)
Sonnets of Summer by Jesse Stuart · (pm)
Sonnets of the Midnight Hours by Donald Wandrei · (gp)
Sonnets of the Midnight Hours 1. The Hungry Flowers by Donald Wandrei · (pm)
Sonnets of the Midnight Hours 2. Dream-Horror by Donald Wandrei · (pm)
Sonnets of the Midnight Hours 3. Purple by Donald Wandrei · (pm)
Sonnets of the Midnight Hours 4. The Eye by Donald Wandrei · (pm)
Sonnets of the Midnight Hours 5. The Grip of Evil Dream by Donald Wandrei · (pm)
Sonnets of the Midnight Hours 6. As I Remember by Donald Wandrei · (pm)
Sonnets of the Midnight Hours 7. The Statues by Donald Wandrei · (pm)
Sonnets of the Midnight Hours 8. The Creatures by Donald Wandrei · (pm)
Sonnets of the Midnight Hours: 8. The Creatures by Donald Wandrei · (pm)
Sonnets of the Midnight Hours 9. The Head by Donald Wandrei · (pm)
Sonnets of the Midnight Hours 10. The Red Specter by Donald Wandrei · (pm)
Sonnets of the Midnight Hours 11. Doom by Donald Wandrei · (pm)
Sonnets of the Midnight Hours 12. A Vision of the Future by Donald Wandrei · (pm)
Sonnets of the Sea by Anderson M. Scruggs · (gp)
Sonnets of the Shell Road by Ethel May Kelley · (gp)
Sonnets of Today by Louise Burton Laidlaw · (pm)
Sonnets of Unrequited Love by S. E. Kiser · (pm)
Sonnet “Some Fell by the Wayside” by Elizabeth Oakes Smith · (pm)
Sonnets on an Empire of Many Waters I. Here, where the fountains of the deep-sea flow by Donald S. Fryer · (pm)
Sonnets on an Empire of Many Waters II. Atlantis by Donald S. Fryer · (pm)
Sonnets on an Empire of Many Waters III. Gades by Donald S. Fryer · (pm)
Sonnets on an Empire of Many Waters IV. Atlantigades by Donald S. Fryer · (pm)
Sonnets on an Empire of Many Waters V. Atkantharia by Donald S. Fryer · (pm)
Sonnets on an Empire of Many Waters VI. Iffrokonn-Yssthia by Donald S. Fryer · (pm)
Sonnets on an Empire of Many Waters VII. Atalantessys by Donald S. Fryer · (pm)
Sonnets on an Empire of Many Waters VIII. Atlantilla by Donald S. Fryer · (pm)
Sonnets on an Empire of Many Waters IX. Atatemthessys by Donald S. Fryer · (pm)
Sonnets on an Empire of Many Waters X. At-Thulonn by Donald S. Fryer · (pm)
Sonnets on an Empire of Many Waters XI. Avalonessys by Donald S. Fryer · (pm)
Sonnets on an Empire of Many Waters XII. Poseidonis by Donald S. Fryer · (pm)
Sonnets on an Empire of Many Waters XIII. The Merchant-Princes by Donald S. Fryer · (pm)
Sonnets on an Empire of Many Waters XIV. An Argosy of Trade by Donald S. Fryer · (pm)
Sonnets on an Empire of Many Waters XV. Memories of the Astazhan by Donald S. Fryer · (pm)
Sonnets on an Empire of Many Waters XVI. A Letter from Valoth by Donald S. Fryer · (pm)
Sonnets on an Empire of Many Waters XVII. No, Not Until the Final Age of Earth by Donald S. Fryer · (pm)
Sonnets on the Masque of the Manuscript by Charles Williams · (gp)
Sonnets on the Occupation of Rome, Sept. 20, 1870 by A. C. Bradley · (pm)
Sonnets Out of Bedlam by Robert E. Howard · (gp)
Sonnet—Spring by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet (“Stand here and look, and softly hold your breath”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Sonnets to _______ by H. · (pm)
Sonnets to a Cook Lady by Willis Leonard Clanahan · (pm)
Sonnets to a Girl by Charles Norman Bloom · (pm)
Sonnets to a Lover by Myrtle Reed · (pm)
Sonnets to Jonquil and All by Fritz Leiber · (oc)
Sonnets to Madeline by H. · (pm)
Sonnets. To Mary by S. D. Anderson · (pm)
Sonnets to the Arch-Druid, Myfyr Morganwg by W. Parry · (pm)
Sonnets to the Sea by Marvin Dana · (pm)
Sonnet (“Strength for the day! At early dawn I stand…”) by Rachel G. Alsop · (pm)
Sonnet Study by H. P. Lovecraft · (pm)
Sonnet Suggested by a Portrait of William H. Leggett by George Hill · (pm)
Sonnet (“Sunset, the godlike artist, paints on air…”) by Paul Hamilton Hayne · (pm)
Sonnet (“Sunset, the godlike artist, paints on air…”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
The Sonnet’s Voice. A Metrical Lesson by the Seashore by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnett by C. E. Meetkerke · (pm)
Sonnett by “Our Backwoods Contributor” · (pm)
Sonnett by Sherna Shalett · (pm)
Sonnett 1 by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow · (pm)
Sonnet (“The brave old Poets sing of nobler themes.”) by Paul Hamilton Hayne · (pm)
Sonnet (“The brave old Poets sing of nobler themes.”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet (“The curious eye may watch her lovely face”) by Frances Allen Hillard · (pm)
Sonnet (“The daintiest piece of sweetness that I know…”) by Ada Louise Martin · (pm)
Sonnet (“The finest thought created by a soul… ”) by Addison F. Browne · (pm)
Sonnet (“The first great things abide. We superimpose”) by Wallace Nichols · (pm)
Sonnet (“The foolish bud would fain become a flower…”) by Susan Marr Spalding · (pm)
The Sonnet the Ghost Wrote on My Mirror While I Showered by Marcus Wahlbring · (pm)
Sonnet (“The gods are dead.”) by Frank Belknap Long · (pm)
Sonnet (“The Golden Age was when the world was young…”) by Fulke Greville · (pm)
Sonnet (“The hedgerow hawthorns by the garden close”) by D. F. O’Connor · (pm)
Sonnet (“The increasing moonlight drifts across my bed”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Sonnet (“The Man, whose lady-love is virgin Truth”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet (“The Maple puts her corals on in May.”) by James Russell Lowell · (pm)
Sonnet (“The Maple puts her corals on in May.”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet (“The night is beautiful! Look what a host…”) by Park Benjamin, Sr. · (pm)
Sonnet (“There in the falling dusk, the ocean lies…”) by B. C. · (pm)
Sonnet (“There is a ruin that can make me weep”) by Charlotte Fiske Bates · (pm)
Sonnet (“There is no greater sorrow, Dante said”) by George Henry Boker · (pm)
Sonnet. The Release of Fionnuala by Thomas Holley Chivers · (pm)
Sonnet (“There loomed a great shape lately scarce in sight…”) by Thomas William Parsons · (pm)
Sonnet (“There was a season when the fabled name…”) by John Keats · (pm)
Sonnet (“The sail swelled in the evening wind as they parted…”) by T. C. Irwin · (pm)
Sonnet: The Seeking by [uncredited] · (pm)
A Sonnet (“The snows were gone,and Spring had come again…”) by James Ristine · (pm)
Sonnet (“The soft new grass is creeping o’er the graves”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Sonnet (“The starry flower, the flower-like stars that fade.”) by Frederick Goddard Tuckerman · (pm)
Sonnet (“The starry flower, the flower-like stars that fade.”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet (“The sunwashed wood of June owes fragrant debt”) by Eleanor Renard · (pm)
Sonnet: The Telephone by James Feibleman · (pm)
Sonnet (“The vale of Tempe had in vain been fair”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet (“The very trees are sentient with their woe!…”) by Ettie Rogers · (pm)
Sonnet (“The west winds breathe, and come the hours that bring”) by Petrarch · (pm)
Sonnet (“The west winds breathe, and come the hours that bring”) by [unknown] · (pm)
Sonnet: The White Rose by Benjamin Gough · (pm)
Sonnet (“The woodsman with his sharpened blade… ”) by John H. Bazley · (pm)
Sonnet (“The world is with me”) by Thomas Hood · (pm)
Sonnet (“They never crowned him, never knew his worth”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
A Sonnet (“This body that is mine…”) by Zora Cross · (pm)
Sonnet (“This eve, along the calm, resplendent west…”) by Paul Hamilton Hayne · (pm)
Sonnet (“This house of lost faith, dreams long quieted…”) by Christie Lund · (pm)
Sonnet (“This is the end--the end of all endeavor…”) by Elizabeth Sampson Hoopes · (pm)
Sonnet (“This is the sonnet: fourteen lines for bones…”) by David McCord · (pm)
Sonnet (“Those days of settled Autumn, warm and rare…”) by T. C. Irwin · (pm)
Sonnet (“Those flowers that wore a flush of joy and pride…”) by John Lothrop Motley · (pm)
Sonnet (“Those forms we fancy shadows, those strange lights”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Sonnet (“Thou dost not know—how he, the worshipper… ”) by E. K. Smith · (pm)
Sonnet (“Thou famished grave, I will not fill thee yet…”) by Edna St. Vincent Millay · (pm)
Sonnet (“Though round the pathway hangeth nought of wild…”) by T. H. Sinclair · (pm)
Sonnett (“How can I worthily the praise unfold…”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet (“Thus spake his dust, so seemed it as I read”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Sonnet (“Thus spake the Preacher: O, my friends, beware”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Sonnet (“Thy life hath been well imaged by the bark…”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet (“Time doth not fly”) by Robert Loveman · (pm)
A Sonnet (“’Tis only when dark clouds o’ercast the sky”) by Edith M. Church · (pm)
Sonnett MMI: Contact by Charles D. Eckert · (pm)
A Sonnet To— by D. O. · (pm)
Sonnet. To— by Wm. L. Shoemaker · (pm)
Sonnet to a Boxelder Bug by Richard L. Tierney · (pm)
Sonnet to a Certain Party by C. Wiles Hallock · (pm)
Sonnet to a Cherub-Head by Eleanour Norton · (pm)
The Sonnet—to a Critic: to a Poet by Julia C. R. Dorr · (??)
Sonnet to Adelaide by E. Vaughan Boulger · (pm)
Sonnet to a Friend… Who Made Three Million on a Pinball Machine by Thelma J. Levy · (pm)
Sonnet to a Gruyère by Ivan Alan Seymour · (pm)
Sonnet—To a Lady by R. G. Johnston · (pm)
Sonnet to a Lady Praying by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet to a Lady’s Eyebrow by Petrarch Second · (pm)
Sonnet: To a Lady Whose Name Must Not Be Disclosed by Olaf Gleeson · (pm)
Sonnet to a Lost Dog by Ralph Emerson Hackett · (pm)
Sonnet: To an Alien Lover by Thomas Kearney · (pm)
Sonnet—to an Enthusiast by Thomas Hood · (pm)
Sonnet to an Erstwhile Friend by Celia Cheesman · (pm)
Sonnet to Apollo by R. G. Summers · (pm)
Sonnet: to a Portrait of Hart Crane by Allen Tate · (pm)
Sonnet to a Scientist by Mary Corwin · (pm)
Sonnet to a Scornful Lady by Countée Cullen · (pm)
Sonnet to a Sorceress by John Holbrook Caley · (pm)
Sonnet to a Swat by George Allan England · (pm)
Sonnet to a Team Dog by Robert Roy · (pm)
Sonnet to Autumn by Harriet J. Bowles · (pm)
Sonnet to a Young Lady by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet, To a Young Lady on Her Wedding Day by R. G. Johnston · (pm)
Sonnet to Barking Dogs by Mary Buirgy · (pm)
A Sonnet to Beauty by Rosa Knight · (pm)
A Sonnet to Belle and Betty by Kate Waters · (pm)
Sonnet to Charles Dickens, Esq. by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet to Daphne by Paul Lennox · (pm)
Sonnet to Death by Justin Brumby · (pm)
Sonnet to Death by Renée Vivien · (pm)
Sonnet—to Death by Shawn James · (pm)
Sonnet—to Death by Shawn J. Pollett · (pm)
Sonnet. To F.A. by James Russell Lowell · (pm)
Sonnet: To Fourteen Who Died on an Unnamed Winter World by Michael R. Collings · (pm)
Sonnet to Freya by Juleigh Howard-Hobson · (pm)
Sonnet to Howard by William A. Conder · (pm)
Sonnet to Human Grandeur by John Updike · (pm)
Sonnet: To Kate by Charles J. Peterson · (pm)
Sonnet: To Keats by James Russell Lowell · (pm)
Sonnet to King Love by Jo Hartman · (pm)
Sonnet to L. and D. by O. Howard Winn · (pm)
Sonnet to Man by Robert Nathan · (pm)
Sonnet. To Marie by H. · (pm)
Sonnet to May by H. M. Smith · (pm)
Sonnet—to Meta-Science by Linda D. Addison · (pm)
Sonnet to Midnight by Emma Harley · (pm)
Sonnet to Minna by Maxwell Bodenheim · (pm)
Sonnet to Mrs. L. H. Sigourney by L. R. Williams · (pm)
Sonnet to Mrs. Norton, on Seeing Her Portrait by Lyman Long · (pm)
Sonnet to My Lady’s Lamps by Harding Upton · (pm)
Sonnet to My Monster by Aurora Lewis · (pm)
Sonnet to My Wife by Maxwell Bodenheim · (pm)
Sonnet—to My Wife by Thomas Hood · (pm)
Sonnet, To N. in Sickness by Edward Davison · (pm)
Sonnet to Ocean by Thomas Hood · (pm)
Sonnet. To One Who Compalined of a Poet for Not Writing About Nature by H. H. · (pm)
Sonnet. To One Who Compalined of a Poet for Not Writing About Nature by Helen Jackson · (pm)
Sonnet (“To one who has been long in city pent…”) by John Keats · (pm)
A Sonnet to Order by Henry Cuyler Bunner · (pm)
Sonnet (“Too true it is, my time of power was spent”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet to Our Magazine by Edward Parsons · (pm)
Sonnet to Palomar by Justin Herman · (pm)
Sonnet to Pebbles in a Concrete Mixer by Alfred I. Tooke · (pm)
Sonnet to Science by Miles J. Breuer, M.D. · (pm)
Sonnet—To Science by Edgar Allan Poe · (pm)
A Sonnet to Seattle by C. K. Binkley · (pm)
A Sonnet to Somebody by Frances Stevens · (pm)
Sonnet: To Spring by Hope Douglas · (pm)
Sonnet - To Sunrise by C. E. L. Holmes · (pm)
Sonnet - To Sunset by C. E. L. Holmes · (pm)
Sonnet to the Bichanese by M. Wendy Hennequin · (ss)
Sonnet to the Color Black by Edward Herbert · (pm)
A Sonnet to the Flatwoods Monster by Richard Pitaniello · (pm)
A Sonnet to the Future of Spam by Edward Kenna · (pm)
Sonnet to the Memory of His Parents by Robert Browning · (pm)
Sonnet to the Opal by E. O. S. · (pm)
Sonnet to the Sea by Joseph Payne Brennan · (pm)
Sonnet (“Touched with the delicate green of early May”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
A Sonnet to Vittoria Colonna by Edward Howland · (pm)
A Sonnet to Vittoria Colonna by Michelangelo · (pm)
Sonnet (“To wait and wait, whilst every lingering hour… ”) by M. E. S. · (pm)
Sonnet (“To wait and wait, whilst every lingering hour… ”) by Mary E. Smith · (pm)
Sonnet to William Wordsworth by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet to You by Susan Arnold Taylor · (pm)
Sonnet—To Zante by Edgar Allan Poe · (pm)
Sonnet (“Tranquillity at length, when autumn comes…”) by Edna St. Vincent Millay · (pm)
A Sonnet Translated from the Polish by Thomas M. Disch · (pm)
Sonnett to an Old Tapestry by Petronella O’Donnell · (pm)
Sonnet: Twilight by H. A. G. · (pm)
Sonnet (“Unrest! Oh, soul of mine, all fire—be free!…”) by Helen M. Cooke · (pm)
Sonnet (“Unrest! Oh, soul of mine, all fire—be free!…”) by Lottie Linwood · (pm)
Sonnet (“Upon a rosetree bending o’er a river”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet: Upon Courbet’s Picture “The Wave” by R. T. W. Duke, Jr. · (pm)
Sonnet upon Judas by Francesco Gianni · (pm)
Sonnet: Victoria by Edward C. Alden · (pm)
Sonnet VII by Jean Cassou · (pm)
Sonnet VII by John Donne · (pm)
Sonnet VII by Rolfe Humphries · (pm)
Sonnet VII by George Santayana · (pm)
Sonnet V (“Never Resting Time Leads Summer On”) by William Shakespeare · (pm)
Sonnet (“War is destructful…”) by Ella Wheeler Wilcox · (pm)
Sonnet (“We are betrayed by what is false within…”) by Rose Henniker Heaton · (pm)
Sonnet (“We gaze into the western skies…”) by R. H. Horne · (pm)
Sonnet (“We gaze into the western skies…”) by Richard Hengist Horne · (pm)
Sonnet (“We parted on the mountains, as two streams”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet (“We stand upon a narrow strip”) by Robert Loveman · (pm)
Sonnet (“We walk of gray noons by the old canal…”) by T. Armstrong · (pm)
Sonnet (“What boots the graces of thy form and face?”) by R. G. Johnston · (pm)
Sonnet (“What can a poor man do but love and pray!”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet (“What can I sing to you, who will not hear?”) by Anthony Kirby Gill · (pm)
Sonnet (“What is young Passion but a gusty breeze”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet (“What was’t awaken’d first the untried ear”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet (“What we have seen we fancy all must know…”) by E. H. Thorold · (pm)
Sonnet (“Whence shall I roam…?”) by Frank Tustin · (pm)
Sonnet (“When I behold what pleasure is Pursuit”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Sonnet (“When, just emerging from the mist’s dark fold”) by Wallace Brainard Conant · (pm)
Sonnet (“When love is pity then it is perverse…”) by Robert Horan · (pm)
Sonnet (“When Philomel her evening psalm hath ceased”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet (“When the last hour of waiting is gone by”) by M. M. · (pm)
Sonnet (“When the sharp plough pierces her bosom bare”) by D. F. O’Connor · (pm)
Sonnet (“When to soft Sleep we give ourselves away”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Sonnet (“When we that wore the myrtle wear the dust…”) by Edna St. Vincent Millay · (pm)
Sonnet (“When we were idlers with the loitering rills”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet (“Where first the Spring in quiet beauty wakes…”) by M. L. Matheson · (pm)
Sonnet (“Where should the Poet’s house and household be?”) by Bayard Taylor · (pm)
Sonnet (“While men pay reverence to mighty things”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Sonnet (“While yet my lip was breathing youth’s first breath”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Sonnet (“Whither is gone the wisdom and the power”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet (“Whither—Oh—whither, in the wandering air”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet (“Why should I murmur at my lot forlorn?”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet (“Why should’st thou be afraid of loneliness…”) by J. E. Livock · (pm)
Sonnet—(with a Letter) by John Godfrey Saxe · (pm)
A Sonnet with Goodbye (“As many blossoms glow down in the meadow…”) by Walter P. Kennedy · (pm)
Sonnet Written above Jezero Crater by P. Aaron Potter · (pm)
Sonnet. Written after a Violent Thunder-Storm in the Country by Paul Hamilton Hayne · (pm)
Sonnet. Written after a Violent Thunder-Storm in the Country by [uncredited] · (pm)
Sonnet XCIV by William Shakespeare · (pm)
Sonnet XCIX: Prototype by Charles D. Eckert · (pm)
Sonnet XCVII by William Shakespeare · (pm)
Sonnet XCVIII by William Shakespeare · (pm)
Sonnet XI by William Shakespeare · (pm)
Sonnet: XLIV by Charlotte Smith · (pm)
Sonnet XLV by Samuel Daniel · (pm)
Sonnet XXX by Arthur Guiterman · (pm)
Sonnet (“Yonder we see it from the steamer’s deck”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Sonnet (“You and I are poets, we can weave…”) by Lois Gray · (pm)
Sonnet (“You built a bridge to span a river…”) by J. A. L. Shercliff · (pm)
Sonnet (“You by the Arno shape your marble dream”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Sonnet (“Young bride, that findest not a single star”) by Charlotte Fiske Bates · (pm)
Sonnet (“Your beauty is instinct, but indistinct”) by C. S. Youd · (pm)
Sonnet (“Your other lovers? What are they to me?…”) by Shaemas O’Sheel · (pm)
Sonnet (“Yours is a gentler voice than I have known…”) by Ben Ray Redman · (pm)
Sonnet (“You say that now there is enough of song…”) by A. H. Hill · (pm)
Sonnet (“Youth, love, and mirth, what are they—but the portion”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnet (“Youth, thou art fled,—but where are all the charms”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Sonnie by Elsie Norris · (vi)
Sonnie-Boy’s People by James B. Connolly · (ss)
Sonnie’s Edge by Peter F. Hamilton · (nv)
Sonnie’s Union by Peter F. Hamilton · (ss)
Sonning a Father by Georgi Gospodinov · (ss)
Sonning a Father by Angela Rodel · (ss)
Sonnobeech by Merrick Wells · (ss)
Sonny by Louis Becke · (ss)
Sonny by George A. Birmingham · (ss)
Sonny by Ellen Cooney · (ss)
Sonny by Robert L. Fish · (ss)
Sonny by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman · (ss)
Sonny by Richard Butler Glaenzer · (pm)
Sonny by James Owen Hannay · (ss)
Sonny by Will F. Jenkins · (ss)
Sonny by Murray Leinster · (ss)
Sonny by Richard Mathews · (pm)
Sonny by Rick Raphael · (ss)
Sonny by Charles G. D. Roberts · (ss)
Sonny by Margaret Ballif Simon · (pm)
Sonny by E. Norman Torry · (pm)
Sonny by Margery Grahame Wells · (pm)
Sonny by Mary E. Wilkins · (ss)
Sonny and Cher: They’re What’s Happening, Baby by Peter Bogdanovich · (ar)
Sonny and Honey by Allan M. Taylor · (pm)
Sonny and the Kid by Charles G. D. Roberts · (ss)
Sonny Boy by Arthur Kober · (ss)
Sonny Boy by Steve Mohn · (ss)
Sonny Boy by Felix Sutton · (ss)
Sonny Boy by P. G. Wodehouse · (ss)
“Sonny-Boy” by Anna Cleveland Horton · (nv)
“Sonny-Boy” by Gene Wells · (ss)
Sonny Boy’s Diary by Nunally Johnson · (ss)
Sonnyboy’s Ear by Jerome G. Beatty · (vi)
Sonny Gets the Sack by Robert H. Rohde · (ss)
Sonny Jim’s Claim by Lang Slauson · (nv)
Sonny Jurgensen: Pro Football’s Greatest Passer by Joe McGinniss · (ar)
Sonny Keepin’ Company by Ruth McEnery Stuart · (??)
Sonny Lends a Hand by Herbert A. Woodbury · (ss)
Sonny Liston by Lionel Olay · (iv)
Sonny Liston by Leonard Shecter · (ar)
Sonny Liston Takes the Fall by Elizabeth Bear · (ss)
Sonny Liston Was a Friend of Mine by Thom Jones · (ss)
Sonny Mine by Anthony Derrick · (pm)
Sonny on the Dodge by Paul S. Powers · (ss)
Sonny on the Dodge by [uncredited] · (ss)
Sonny Relaxes by Quentin Reynolds · (??)
Sonny’s Blues by James Baldwin · (nv)
“Sonny’s Day” by A. L. Harris · (vi)
Sonny’s Diploma by Ruth McEnery Stuart · (??)
Sonny’s Encore by Michael Bracken · (ss)
Sonny’s First Night Out by Thomas Grant Springer · (rv)
Sonny Shine by Charlee Jacob · (ss)
The Sonny Side of Life by Helen Hawthorne · (pm)
Sonny Smith by Tom Holloway · (hu)
Sonny’s Schoolin’ by Ruth McEnery Stuart · (ss)
Sonny’s Youngster Pard by Paul S. Powers · (ss)
Sonny’s Youngster Pard by [uncredited] · (ss)
Sonny Tabor and the Border Blackbirds by Paul S. Powers · (nv)
Sonny Tabor and the Border Blackbirds by Ward M. Stevens · (nv)
Sonny Tabor and the Coyote Trap by Paul S. Powers · (nv)
Sonny Tabor and the Coyote Trap by Ward M. Stevens · (nv)
Sonny Tabor and the Devil’s Posse by Paul S. Powers · (nv)
Sonny Tabor and the Devil’s Posse by Ward M. Stevens · (nv)
Sonny Tabor and the Fightin’ Sheriff by Paul S. Powers · (nv)
Sonny Tabor and the Fightin’ Sheriff by Ward M. Stevens · (nv)
Sonny Tabor and the Hangin’ Sheriff by Paul S. Powers · (nv)
Sonny Tabor and the Hangin’ Sheriff by Ward M. Stevens · (nv)
Sonny Tabor and the Missing Deputy by Paul S. Powers · (nv)
Sonny Tabor and the Red Reata by Paul S. Powers · (nv)
Sonny Tabor and the Red Reata by Ward M. Stevens · (nv)
Sonny Tabor at Broken Gun Ranch by Paul S. Powers · (nv)
Sonny Tabor at Broken Gun Ranch by Ward M. Stevens · (nv)
Sonny Tabor at Gallows Ranch by Paul S. Powers · (nv)
Sonny Tabor at Gallows Ranch by Ward M. Stevens · (nv)
Sonny Tabor at Gun Fog Pass by Paul S. Powers · (nv)
Sonny Tabor at Gun Fog Pass by Ward M. Stevens · (nv)
Sonny Tabor at Last Water by Paul S. Powers · (nv)
Sonny Tabor at Last Water by Ward M. Stevens · (nv)
Sonny Tabor at Rancho Dangerous by Paul S. Powers · (nv)
Sonny Tabor at Rancho Dangerous by Ward M. Stevens · (nv)
Sonny Tabor at Rustlers’ Roost by Paul S. Powers · (nv)
Sonny Tabor at Rustlers’ Roost by Ward M. Stevens · (nv)
Sonny Tabor at the Sheriff’s Convention by Paul S. Powers · (nv)
Sonny Tabor at the Sheriff’s Convention by Ward M. Stevens · (nv)
Sonny Tabor Avenges the Law by Paul S. Powers · (nv)
Sonny Tabor Avenges the Law by Ward M. Stevens · (nv)

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