Love Sonnet Poems | Examples

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


Premium MemberHere now this morn

Form, a mirror in which we see our face,
reflection of living light drenched in bliss,
Cupid’s caress, gripping us in embrace,
as nodes within freely mingle and kiss.

Vibrance of innocence does not rehearse,
since God as our guide dwells in heart inside,
that we as He, one with the universe,
plunge into the void, where we wingless glide.

Empowered with gift of bilocation,
poised in a bliss squall, we become the all,
playful flirtation as our vocation,
a pillar of light always standing tall.

As we so metamorphose in repose ~
Divine love and light from our aura glows


Premium MemberWonder

Some folks I know achieve that beautiful approach
To compliment the fables they’ve been told
They’re able to fall down the rabbit hole
Which doesn’t mean they’re sleeping on the couch
Their Wonderland is always at the service 
How did they do it, I don’t have a clue 
This harsh reality, is it a wonder too? 
If so, it’s not the book I’d like to purchase
Each wonder has its aim, so what is mine
Has never been occurred in my mind
I’ll be so very grateful if you tell 
But I am in the dark, you cannot hear
And even if you do, you are not near
No wonder pushes me down through the well..

Premium MemberHere now this morn

build up of angst does not last for too long
transformed into rapture by a bliss mist
causing porous heart to sing a love song
compelling ego to unclench its fist

witnessing the lows as well as the highs
our empty body shell now magnetised
illusion of darkness at sunrise dies
whence vibrance of presence is realised 

spine a band of steel extends its domain
engulfing both the crown and our third eye
that as grace in-pours like light healing rain
with epiphanies that dawn we comply

as we sail along an unknown locus ~
the guru node is again in focus

Premium MemberChromatics of the Soul

Written: September 21, 2026, not for contest ********** What alchemy resides within the heart, Where every pulse can tincture blood with hue— Now umbered by wounds of grief's old art, Now aureate beneath a love made new. It hoards its red summers, violet nights, Then bleaches sorrow into winter-white; A crystal turning grief to fractured lights, A stained-glass soul transfigured by the night. Some days it wears the ochre robe of doubt, Some days the cobalt vestment of despair; Yet dawn may coax the buried roses out And scatter molten amber through the air. For hearts, like skies, are never one fixed blue; They darken, blaze, and bloom—and start anew.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberUnderclasman Relationship Credit (Edited For Television)

Is our true love was going anywhere?  

After traditional local fun fair 

Nothing does compare, with the teasing scare  

Where we share, our mature teen age affair  

Passing written notes, from pens we borrow  

Wonder about future, unknown horror  

Sunny blue skies? After we say goodbye? 

Studying college courses are new try  

Meeting new friends, saying, he’s a nice guy  

Semester we wander getting credit  

Attend class confessing "should have read it"

Or the other excuse, “I don’t get it”  

Compass directs one to the campus bar  

Healing wounds from the bloody mark grade scar


Premium MemberUnderclass Relationship Credit

Is our true love was going anywhere?  

After traditional local fun fair 

Nothing does compare, with the teasing scare  

Where we share, our mature teen age affair  

Passing written notes, from pens we borrow  

Wonder about future, unknown horror  

Sunny blue skies? After we say goodbye? 

Studying college courses are new try  

Meeting new friends, saying, he’s a nice guy  

Semester we wander getting credit  

Attend class confessing "should have read it"

Or the other excuse, “I don’t get it”  

Compass directs one to the campus bar  

Healing wounds from the bloody mark grade scar 

And making out with a long neck lone star

Premium MemberA Journey Fraught

I wander on a journey that may fail
The compass heading points me to true blue
Late Summer is the time I know so well
Accentuated by my thoughts of you

I wonder as I wander through the maze
What separated us as years sped by?
My love for you displaced by cruel malaise
Still on the journey asking myself why

Acceptance is the price I have to pay
I’ll try my best to take the good with bad
Accepting our relationship’s decay
Your absence from my life makes me so sad

To make the best of life remains the goal
My thoughts of you are balsam for my soul
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberBuried Love

When love's chalice brims with passion's pain
from crooked hands now clenched within your mind
its wormwood draught is less the bile that stains
you spilled to cleanse the earthen floor of time
the rapture of this life now cleans my soul
as it bleeds deep in darker realms of shade
you drove the knife that cut the rose once whole
release my suffering heart as death persuades
this flower keeps no breath within its bloom
now drifting dark beneath the setting sun
flee from this world whose shadows I consume
as my heart dies, its death already done
a crumbled love lies dead inside my heart
buried beneath the lies as you depart

Premium MemberA Sonnet - If Amish Girls You Relish

        
The slight Amish girl wore a plain bonnet
Her dress was plain yellow, nothing on it

Entirely covering body and limbs
No serendipity for her, no whims

Though in love with her debonair teacher
She was so demure, how would he reach her?

His picture under her pillow, she slept
Never dreaming – in her garden he crept!

She woke to the morn, felt somehow reborn
All doubts about her love, completely shorn

Skipping to school, her heart ne’er missed a beat
She came to class and flew into her seat

Seeing her love, she blew him two kisses 
    ~ Two years on, they were Mister and Missus 

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Well, OK. There are no steady feet in this poem, and neither is their reliable meter
Calling this a 'sonnet' makes me a bit of a cheater ~ gw

Premium MemberA Gasp of Feathers: The Mulberry Font

The eyes fall heavy, dropped like iron weights,
The crimson seal breaks open on the page.
A silent heart decodes its darker fates,
As lips unclose without a smile to gauge.
Out through the mouth, a stark emission flies -
A gasp of feathers leaves a bitter trace.
Black words like crows sweep through the quiet skies,
To peck the margins of a narrow space.
No whisper marks the blood the poets bleed,
Dark mulberry stained upon the sacred font.
I dip the quill to satisfy the need,
And trace the only baptism that we want.
     Our drawn out paths were meant to run divine;
     We cast the runes and walk the crooked line.

Candide Diderot. ‘26

Premium MemberHere now this morn

when each cell of form is a twinkling star
a million bliss bubbles in head explode 
whence without movement we’re carried afar
where frequency of love is our abode

nodes within churn in our mind-body urn
where whilst in repose we metamorphose 
as God’s light willingly choosing to burn
amazed beholding how bliss rapture grows

soles of feet and palms are not left behind
participating fully with our spine
conjoined with heart and crown divine aligned
as pull of magnetism for which we pine 

poised in the vibrant void of cessation ~
unending thus is our meditation

Premium MemberA Laden Quill Pen in Hand--

A Laden Quill Pen in Hand

Lay a quill a pen in hand moulted feather of a swan;
Jest a written piece of verse wrote in stammering breath;
And important historical documented quest;
Wonders of wandering authors protest dawn;
Black it’s the chosen ink stirred upon drawn;
A sole paper now being presented to be dressed;
Far be it from the story to be mis pressed;
With writings of HIStory penned brawn;

8/21/26
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2026© Italian Sonnet

Premium MemberRed Leaves

I want no further thoughts of woods each day.
I hold all found and lost on one same eve.
The pangs of loss in memories replay.
From morn to night my heart does steady grieve.

As velvet satin she did clothe my soul.
Each spark in our embrace held love’s best ache.
That she did lay in leaves with me was scroll
My yearning heart had inked for loving’s sake.

In leaves we wove as two inside one dream.
Our passion rose beyond all we had guessed.
The bear I did not see before her scream.
I fought but dead in leaves she lay undressed.

Always red leaves amass around that bear;
Awake or not that view is my despair.

Premium MemberA Leaf In The Woods


My heart, though silent, beats steadier, then
Love is written in this gentle voice
Cool winds, playing softly, a moment, when
Gentle thoughts offer no other choice

Singing a chorus of love that believes
My spirit soars to new heights, I can see
Beyond the music of the tree who grieves
Sweetest song, so rich and brave, wind can free

Secured by faith, the joy of love shines bright
Sweetest tones of hope drift over my life
While notes of peace rise from the sunny light
I feel the sway of music that heals worst strife

Thrown about by the dreadful winds of change
Like a leaf in the woods, whose fate feels strange

Premium Memberunanswered questions

Walking backwards till we are here again,
the illusion of space-time was dispelled,
with life seen as a movie, the truth plain,
yet cat of curiosity’s not belled.

At the stillness point, though we are complete,
spontaneous intent causes action,
fulfilled instantly, so we’re bliss replete,
yet deep down there is dissatisfaction.

Ego erased, one with the universe,
within the whole, although integrated,
desire simmers, for better or the worse,
causing movement of tides unabated.

Scriptures affirm truth as love, light and bliss
but till desire’s quelled, something is amiss.

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