Sonnet Duet Poems

These Sonnet Duet poems are examples of Duet poems about Sonnet. These are the best examples of Duet Sonnet poems written by international poets.

Sonnet: Duet (II)
by Michael R. Burch 
 
If love is just an impulse meant to bring
two tiny hearts together, skittering
like hamsters from their Quonsets late

© Michael Burch  

Would you compare me to a summer’s day?
     No chance, you look more like a wet week-end
    

© Len Armstrong  

A duet sung alone

I know now how confusing 'twas to find 
That I loved my love walking one-way street, 
Knowing, she seldom with my love

© Aniruddha Pathak  

The purity of song is your glad grace, 

you beautify the air with sweetest tone, 

competing with the lark (more commonplace), 

yours is true melody,

© Keith Bickerstaffe  

Two singers playing a duet 
With the moon as witness
Talking about their love
grievances and life.

Music can transmit a lot of feelings.
Love, passion, joy, grief or

© Nayda Ivette Negron Flores  

The purity of song is your glad grace, 
you beautify the air with sweetest tone, 
competing with the lark (more commonplace), 
yours is true melody,

© Keith Bickerstaffe  

Love's Duet
by Rick Rucker

Does your heart, to you, sound like a spinet?
Ever louder, by the minute?

My diagnosis, sad to say,
Someone has stolen your heart away!

What's

© Rick Rucker  

Duet 


The purity of song is your glad grace, 
you beautify the air with sweetest tone, 
competing with the lark (more commonplace), 
yours is true

© Keith Bickerstaffe  

Her breathing moves a strand of golden hair
that lays upon her pillow, next to mine, 
yet in this evening birdsongs on the air 
awaken me

© Sander Wolff