Sonnet Love Poems

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

Unlike a Spurgeon, I by dull words unfold
The limits of my Sarah's love for me,
But I realize that the rot and stink and mold
Are all

© Andrew Fairchild  

We licked ink from our open wrists,
a contract signed in salt and longing.
Our syllables stitched into sinew,
each verse a gash we chose.

You crawled inside my

© Kell Futoll  

Whispering sweet desires in tearing
giggling, we forget of we're laughing
tummy sweet button does taste so yummy,
How do these moments lead right up to now?

Tasting your

© Ryan Geoffrey Hayward  

I have seen and heard of love in another land!
A voice that made me and my mind feel at peace
So I must make my words

© Aaron Vialpando  

         We two chose a night out on our first date
      

© Anisha Dutta  

When I read your words, I feel a sense of peace!
The words are pleasant and offer me a chance to feel love!
Each time we speak,

© Aaron Vialpando  

Who can remember the first time we felt the beat of our heart?
Was it when we first kissed or had it broken?
Possibly, it was when

© Aaron Vialpando  

As I awoke, eyes still laden,
dreaming of a pretty maiden.
Laying quietly, still in my bed.
It was real not just in my head.

As the light streaked

© Bill Baker  

What’s happening is clearly understood.
Apollo has one hand around her waist,              

© Michael Coy  

When your heartbeats drum their message of love.
My heart soars like the birds flying above.
As flashing thunder streaks across dark skies,
I will come swiftly, believe

© Bill Baker  

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Sonnet for Richard and Elizabeth
Twice Wed, Never Tamed
In Hollywood, where gods wear mortal skin,
 Their laughter roared and battles lit the screen.
 Twice wed, twice

© John Weber  

Sonnet for Antony and Cleopatra
Two Empires Entwined
He gave up Rome to chase her scented air,
 A queen whose kiss could rouse the Nile to sing.

© John Weber  

Obscured Cupid as a brimming stream
To drench when thou hath bathe

Transformed he as a adherence
And hath entwined ye abdomen

Disguised as maid in thy harem
To admire

© MOHAN RANGAM  

Thy radiance of face over me
Inspirits my virileness
May be sometimes motionless, the sea tides
My love on you never rests
When thought I, illusion, a damsel love
Discarded

© MOHAN RANGAM  

Oh! illusion of all illusions
Art thou incarnated as Cupid?

Depicted ye with wings
And hath armed with love-shaft

Entwines ye many hearts of innocence
And warms thyself in their

© MOHAN RANGAM