Poems About: SONNET

After reading beautiful sonnets that rhyme
You will wish to read more
If you have the time.
Oh the rhythm is like a dream read more »

Love spills over
pouring from a cobwebbed heart
nowhere to go from where it flows
but in sensual empty words read more »

The sky was bleeding
Fires, flames and furnaces
Daughters of the blaze read more »

The last ever love song has never been written,
the last sonnet has yet to be smittened,
the last ever beautiful sundown has never been seen,
the last love story has yet to be screened. read more »

True Love cannot change
the object of affection, - read more »

Saw you on a Sunday -
reading your Bible,
bought you some candy -
got cuffed to your chair. read more »

Sitting below the maple tree
Listen to the melody of spring
Reading a chapter of love sonnets read more »

The color red the symbol of love
White for purity
Shades mixed together creating pink
The words combined meaning true love read more »

Skin of creamed alabaster
lips of cherry balm trees
she looked like a Godess from antiquity
her smile like a halo read more »

If you have heard the silent sonnet whispered soulfully by Milford's Sound,
Or watched Pukaki's pallette brush pastels through the burning sky,
If you have felt the rise of Kaikoura's green edge looming over the restless deep,
Or watched, for a moment, the wash, sinking into Piha's silken dark hands, read more »

The peak is named after the native American
woman who accompanied Lewis and Clark
on their epic journey across north America read more »

A million sonnets have been wrote
trying to explain what love is
is it seen from you eyes
or is it told from a kiss read more »