Sentence examples for love sonnet from inspiring English sources

This may be true, but it is not exactly a love sonnet to concert life.

Moments later they speak together for the first time, in the alternately rhyming lines of a love sonnet.

But lately, an unlikely recitation keeps popping into her head: a love sonnet by Edna St . Vincent Millay

For his part, her husband gave her romantic devotion, never afraid to express it in extravagant terms in public, accompanied by a kiss or Shakespearean love sonnet.

Or why, in one of his last poems, a love sonnet, he yearned "Still, still to hear her tender-taken breath, / And so live ever — or else swoon to death".

In the later 19th century the love sonnet sequence was revived by Elizabeth Barrett Browning in Sonnets from the Portuguese (1850) and by Dante Gabriel Rossetti in The House of Life (1876).

Sonnets from the Portuguese, collection of love sonnets by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, published in 1850.

Sor Juana's love sonnets manage to be at the same time playful and profound.

"As If," a sequence of love sonnets, starts with abstract, very literary, pining.

The affair with Dillon inspired the love sonnets in Millay's 1931 collection, "Fatal Interview".

Frederick Ashton was the Shakespeare of ballet -- not the playwright who composed revenge tragedies, but the poet who wrote love sonnets.