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William Shakespeare

Poems by author William Shakespeare
TitleAuthorYear
OrpheusWilliam Shakespeare1623
Sonnet C. [Where art thou Muse that t...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CI. [O truant Muse what shall ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CII. [My love is strengthen'd,...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CIII. [Alack! what poverty my ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CIV. [To me, fair friend, you ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CIX. [O! never say that I was ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CL. [O! from what power hast t...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CLI. [Love is too young to kno...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CLII. [In loving thee thou kno...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CLIII. [Cupid laid by his bran...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CLIV. [The little Love-god lyi...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CV. [Let not my love be call'd...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CVI. [When in the chronicle of...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CVII. [Not mine own fears, nor...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CVIII. [What's in the brain, t...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CX. [Alas! 'tis true, I have g...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXI. [O! for my sake do you wi...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXII. [Your love and pity doth...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXIII. [Since I left you, mine...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXIV. [Or whether doth my mind...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXIX. [What potions have I dru...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXL. [Be wise as thou art crue...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXLI. [In faith I do not love ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXLII. [Love is my sin, and th...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXLIII. [Lo, as a careful hous...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXLIV. [Two loves I have of co...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXLIX. [Canst thou, O cruel! s...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXLV. [Those lips that Love's ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXLVI. [Poor soul, the centre ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXLVII. [My love is as a fever...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXLVIII. [O me! what eyes hath...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXV. [Those lines that I befor...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXVI. [Let me not to the marri...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXVII. [Accuse me thus: that I...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXVIII. [Like as, to make our ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXX. [That you were once unkin...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXXI. ['Tis better to be vile ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXXII. [Thy gift, thy tables, ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXXIII. [No, Time, thou shalt ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXXIV. [If my dear love were b...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXXIX. [The expense of spirit ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXXV. [Were't aught to me I bo...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXXVI. [O thou, my lovely boy,...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXXVII. [In the old age black ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXXVIII. [How oft when thou, m...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXXX. [My mistress' eyes are n...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXXXI. [Thou art as tyrannous,...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXXXII. [Thine eyes I love, an...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXXXIII. [Beshrew that heart t...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXXXIV. [So, now I have confes...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXXXIX. [O! call not me to jus...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXXXV. [Whoever hath her wish,...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXXXVI. [If thy soul check the...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXXXVII. [Thou blind fool, Lov...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet CXXXVIII. [When my love swears...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet I. [From fairest creatures we ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet II. [When forty winters shall ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet III. [Look in thy glass and te...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet IV. [Unthrifty loveliness, why...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet IX. [Is it for fear to wet a w...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet L. [How heavy do I journey on ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LI. [Thus can my love excuse t...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LII. [So am I as the rich, who...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LIII. [What is your substance,...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LIV. [O! how much more doth be...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LIX. [If there be nothing new,...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LV. [Not marble, nor the gilde...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LVI. [Sweet love, renew thy fo...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LVII. [Being your slave what s...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LVIII. [That god forbid, that ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LX. [Like as the waves make to...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXI. [Is it thy will, thy imag...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXII. [Sin of self-love posses...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXIII. [Against my love shall ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXIV. [When I have seen by Tim...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXIX. [Those parts of thee tha...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXV. [Since brass, nor stone, ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXVI. [Tired with all these, f...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXVII. [Ah! wherefore with inf...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXVIII. [Thus is his cheek the...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXX. [That thou art blam'd sha...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXXI. [No longer mourn for me ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXXII. [O! lest the world shou...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXXIII. [That time of year tho...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXXIV. [But be contented: when...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXXIX. [Whilst I alone did cal...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXXV. [So are you to my though...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXXVI. [Why is my verse so bar...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXXVII. [Thy glass will show t...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXXVIII. [So oft have I invoke...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXXX. [O! how I faint when I o...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXXXI. [Or I shall live your e...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXXXII. [I grant thou wert not...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXXXIII. [I never saw that you...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXXXIV. [Who is it that says m...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXXXIX. [Say that thou didst f...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXXXV. [My tongue-tied Muse in...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXXXVI. [Was it the proud full...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXXXVII. [Farewell! thou art t...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet LXXXVIII. [When thou shalt be ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet V. [Those hours, that with gen...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet VI. [Then let not winter's rag...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet VII. [Lo! in the orient when t...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet VIII. [Music to hear, why hear...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet X. [For shame! deny that thou ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XC. [Then hate me when thou wi...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XCI. [Some glory in their birt...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XCII. [But do thy worst to ste...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XCIII. [So shall I live, suppo...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XCIV. [They that have power to...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XCIX. [The forward violet thus...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XCV. [How sweet and lovely dos...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XCVI. [Some say thy fault is y...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XCVII. [How like a winter hath...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XCVIII. [From you have I been ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XI. [As fast as thou shalt wan...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XII. [When I do count the cloc...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XIII. [O! that you were your s...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XIV. [Not from the stars do I ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XIX. [Devouring Time, blunt th...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XL. [Take all my loves, my lov...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XLI. [Those pretty wrongs that...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XLII. [That thou hast her it i...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XLIII. [When most I wink, then...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XLIV. [If the dull substance o...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XLIX. [Against that time, if e...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XLV. [The other two, slight ai...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XLVI. [Mine eye and heart are ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XLVII. [Betwixt mine eye and h...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XLVIII. [How careful was I whe...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XV. [When I consider every thi...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XVI. [But wherefore do not you...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XVII. [Who will believe my ver...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XVIII. [Shall I compare thee t...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XX. [A woman's face with natur...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XXI. [So is it not with me as ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XXII. [My glass shall not pers...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XXIII. [As an unperfect actor ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XXIV. [Mine eye hath play'd th...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XXIX. [When in disgrace with f...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XXV. [Let those who are in fav...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XXVI. [Lord of my love, to who...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XXVII. [Weary with toil, I has...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XXVIII. [How can I then return...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XXX. [When to the sessions of ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XXXI. [Thy bosom is endeared w...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XXXII. [If thou survive my wel...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XXXIII. [Full many a glorious ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XXXIV. [Why didst thou promise...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XXXIX. [O! how thy worth with ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XXXV. [No more be griev'd at t...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XXXVI. [Let me confess that we...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XXXVII. [As a decrepit father ...William Shakespeare1609
Sonnet XXXVIII. [How can my muse want...William Shakespeare1609
Venus and AdonisWilliam Shakespeare1593
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