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Shakespeare's Sonnets[edit]
The Complete Guide[edit]
- Shakespeare's sonnets
- Introduction
- Petrarch's and Shakespeare's Sonnets
- Dedication and Characters
- Henry Wriothesley, 3rd Earl of Southampton
- Sexuality of William Shakespeare
- Emilia Lanier
- Mary Fitton
- Rival Poet
- The Sonnets
- I–XVII: Sonnets 1-17 or the Procreation Sonnets are written to a young man, urging him to marry and have children, thereby passing down his beauty to the next generation.
- Procreation sonnets
- Sonnet 1
- Sonnet 2
- Sonnet 3
- Sonnet 4
- Sonnet 5
- Sonnet 6
- Sonnet 7
- Sonnet 8
- Sonnet 9
- Sonnet 10
- Sonnet 11
- Sonnet 12
- Sonnet 13
- Sonnet 14
- Sonnet 15
- Sonnet 16
- Sonnet 17
- XVIII–CXXVI: Most of them are addressed to a young man expressing the poet's love for him.
- Sonnet 18
- Sonnet 19
- Sonnet 20
- Sonnet 21
- Sonnet 22
- Sonnet 23
- Sonnet 24
- Sonnet 25
- Sonnet 26
- Sonnet 27
- Sonnet 28
- Sonnet 29
- Sonnet 30
- Sonnet 31
- Sonnet 32
- Sonnet 33
- Sonnet 34
- Sonnet 35
- Sonnet 36
- Sonnet 37
- Sonnet 38
- Sonnet 39
- Sonnet 40
- Sonnet 41
- Sonnet 42
- Sonnet 43
- Sonnet 44
- Sonnet 45
- Sonnet 46
- Sonnet 47
- Sonnet 48
- Sonnet 49
- Sonnet 50
- Sonnet 51
- Sonnet 52
- Sonnet 53
- Sonnet 54
- Sonnet 55
- Sonnet 56
- Sonnet 57
- Sonnet 58
- Sonnet 59
- Sonnet 60
- Sonnet 61
- Sonnet 62
- Sonnet 63
- Sonnet 64
- Sonnet 65
- Sonnet 66
- Sonnet 67
- Sonnet 68
- Sonnet 69
- Sonnet 70
- Sonnet 71
- Sonnet 72
- Sonnet 73
- Sonnet 74
- Sonnet 75
- Sonnet 76
- Sonnet 77
- Sonnet 78
- Sonnet 79
- Sonnet 80
- Sonnet 81
- Sonnet 82
- Sonnet 83
- Sonnet 84
- Sonnet 85
- Sonnet 86
- Sonnet 87
- Sonnet 88
- Sonnet 89
- Sonnet 90
- Sonnet 91
- Sonnet 92
- Sonnet 93
- Sonnet 94
- Sonnet 95
- Sonnet 96
- Sonnet 97
- Sonnet 98
- Sonnet 99
- Sonnet 100
- Sonnet 101
- Sonnet 102
- Sonnet 103
- Sonnet 104
- Sonnet 105
- Sonnet 106
- Sonnet 107
- Sonnet 108
- Sonnet 109
- Sonnet 110
- Sonnet 111
- Sonnet 112
- Sonnet 113
- Sonnet 114
- Sonnet 115
- Sonnet 116
- Sonnet 117
- Sonnet 118
- Sonnet 119
- Sonnet 120
- Sonnet 121
- Sonnet 122
- Sonnet 123
- Sonnet 124
- Sonnet 125
- Sonnet 126
- CXXVII–CLII: Sonnets 127-152 are written to the poet's mistress expressing his strong love for her, and other issues such as the young man's infidelity with the poet's mistress, self-resolution to control his own lust, beleaguered criticism of the world, etcetera.
- Sonnet 127
- Sonnet 128
- Sonnet 129
- Sonnet 130
- Sonnet 131
- Sonnet 132
- Sonnet 133
- Sonnet 134
- Sonnet 135
- Sonnet 136
- Sonnet 137
- Sonnet 138
- Sonnet 139
- Sonnet 140
- Sonnet 141
- Sonnet 142
- Sonnet 143
- Sonnet 144
- Sonnet 145
- Sonnet 146
- Sonnet 147
- Sonnet 148
- Sonnet 149
- Sonnet 150
- Sonnet 151
- Sonnet 152
- CLIII–CLIV: Sonnets 153-154 are allegorical.
- Sonnet 153
- Sonnet 154
- Music and Entertainment
- A Waste of Shame
- The Dark Lady of the Sonnets
- When Love Speaks
