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The Poet Seers » William Shakespeare » The Sonnets

The Sonnets

 

  • Against My Love
  • But wherefore do not you a mightier way
  • Cupid laid by his brand
  • From fairest creatures
  • I Love Thee not
  • I never saw that you
  • In loving thee
  • Is it Thy Will
  • Lake as the Waves
  • Let Not My Love be called idolatry

 

 

  • Like as the Waves
  • Love is my Sin
  • So are you to my thoughts
  • That God Forbid
  • That time of year
  • The little Love-god lying
  • Tired with all these
  • When thou shalt be disposed
  • When, in disgrace with fortune
  • Where Art Thou Muse

Shakespeare’s sonnets are said by some to be his greatest works and the power of these poems, their richness and depth are as potent today as they were 500 years or so ago.

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  • The Sonnets
    • Against My Love
    • But wherefore do not you a mightier way
    • Cupid laid by his brand
    • From fairest creatures
    • I Love Thee not
    • I never saw that you
    • In loving thee
    • Is it Thy Will
    • Lake as the Waves
    • Let me not to the marriage of true minds
    • Let Not My Love be called idolatry
    • Like as the Waves
    • Love is my Sin
    • No Longer Mourn for Me
    • Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?
    • So are you to my thoughts
    • That God Forbid
    • That time of year
    • That time of year thou mayst in me behold
    • The little Love-god lying
    • They that have power to hurt
    • Tired with all these
    • When thou shalt be disposed
    • When, in disgrace with fortune
    • Where Art Thou Muse