The Sonnets

The Sonnets by William Shakespeare is a collection of 154 poems written in the late 16th century during the English Renaissance. 
This renowned work explores themes of love, beauty, time, and mortality, expressed through a series of lyrical reflections often directed toward a young man and a “dark lady.” 
The sonnets’ intricate exploration of human emotion and the complexities of love makes this collection a profound contribution to the world of poetry.