WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE SONNETS   SONNET 40 TAKE ALL MY LOVES, MY LOVE, YEA TAKE THEM ALL Take all my loves, my love, y…

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE SONNETS   SONNET 39 O! HOW THY WORTH WITH MANNERS MAY I SING   O! How thy worth with manners …

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE SONNETS     SONNET 38 HOW CAN MY MUSE WANT SUBJECT TO INVENT How can my muse want subject to in…

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE SONNETS   SONNET 37 AS A DECREPIT FATHER TAKES DELIGHT As a decrepit father takes delight T…

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE SONNETS   SONNET 36  LET ME CONFESS THAT WE TWO MUST BE TWAIN   Let me confess that we two mu…

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE SONNETS   SONNET 35 NO MORE BE GRIEVED AT THAT WHICH THOU HAST DONE   No more be grieved at t…

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE SONNETS   SONNET 34 WHY DIDST THOU PROMISE SUCH A BEAUTEOUS DAY   Why didst thou promise such…

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE SONNETS   SONNET 33  FULL MANY A GLORIOUS MORNING I HAVE SEEN Full many a glorious morning ha…

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE SONNETS   SONNET 32 IF THOU SURVIVE MY WELL-CONTENTED DAY   If thou survive my well-contented…

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE SONNETS   SONNET 31 THY BOSOM IS ENDEARED WITH ALL HEARTS Thy bosom is endeared with all hear…

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE SONNETS SONNET 30 WHEN TO THE SESSIONS OF SWEET SILENT THOUGHT When to the sessions of sweet si…

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE SONNETS   SONNET 29   WHEN IN DISGRACE WITH FORTUNE AND MEN’S EYES When in disgrace with fortun…

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE SONNETS   SONNET 28   HOW CAN I THEN RETURN IN HAPPY PLIGHT How can I then return in happy plig…

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE SONNETS   SONNET 27  WEARY WITH TOIL, I HASTE TO MY BED   Weary with toil, I haste me to my bed, Th…

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE SONNETS   SONNET 26   LORD OF MY LOVE, TO WHOM IN VASSALAGE   Lord of my love, to whom in vassa…

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE SONNETS   SONNET 25  LET THOSE WHO ARE IN FAVOUR WITH THEIR STARS Let those who are in favour with …

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE SONNETS   SONNET 24  MINE EYE HATH PLAY’D THE PAINTER AND HATH STEEL’D Mine eye hath play’d the pai…

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE SONNETS   SONNET 23 AS AN UNPERFECT ACTOR ON THE STAGE   As an unperfect actor on the stage, Wh…

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE SONNETS   SONNET 22  MY GLASS SHALL NOT PERSUADE ME I AM OLD   My glass shall not persuade me I am …

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE SONNETS   SONNET 21   SO IS IT NOT WITH ME AS WITH THAT MUSE   So is it not with me as with tha…