Sonnet T-Shirts

The whole world knows Shakespeare's wonderful sonnets! Love, happiness, sadness, lyrics - everything is in these verses

The whole world knows Shakespeare's wonderful sonnets! Love, happiness, sadness, lyrics - everything is in these verses!

The words of the sonnet in the classic L-O-V-E design. If you love Shakespeare and Sonnet 116 you will love this design.

Shakespeares sonnet 18 declares --thy eternal summer shall not fade.

Butterfly Sonnet

Sonnet 116 is Shakespeare's lovely sonnet of timeless love in grays and purples. Complete text plus two roses that swirl in the gray of a storm and through time, they become one rose.

"Sonnet 18" compares the beauty of the poet's beloved to a summer's day but concludes that the beloved's beauty surpasses nature's transient beauty. The sonnet celebrates the eternal quality of the beloved's beauty through the power of poetry.

Sonnet Splatter

Shakespeare's Sonnet 18

Digital drawing of Kim Jongdae (Chen) of kpop group EXO, featuring the Sonnet 24 by Shakespeare. Done with XP Pen Artist 16 Pro tablet on Firealpaca (software) in February 2019 by Xanthe P Russell / dangerliesbeforeyou Everything is 100% freehand drawn…

William Shakespeare - 19th Century Portrait of the Bard

Shakespeare's Sonnet 18

The full text of Shakespeare's Sonnet 18 is lovingly handcrafted in Circular Gallifreyan. It begins "Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day? Thou art more lovely and more temperate," and continues through the rest of the 14 lines. A great gift for a poetry-loving Whovian or English teacher. The English translation is part of the design.

The whole world knows Shakespeare's wonderful sonnets! Love, happiness, sadness, lyrics - everything is in these verses!

Shakespeare's Sonnet 18

shakespear birthday art with quote from sonnet 401

Shakespeare's romantic 116th sonnet about the nature of true love. In white, Renaissance-style lettering. Perfect for readers, fans of English literature, Valentine's Day, engagements, and anniversaries.

Rainbow Shakespeare Shall I Compare Thee

Man ain't never seen a sonnet like this. (I am going to hell.)

Thomas Wyatt, the esteemed English poet of the Tudor era, pioneered the sonnet form and shaped the course of English literature. Known for his wit, lyricism, and courtly love poetry, Wyatt's verses continue to captivate readers with their emotional depth and literary craftsmanship.

Team Sonnet all the way

Digital drawing of Kai (Kim Jongin) from kpop group EXO, based on William Shakespeare's Sonnet 18 (Shall I Compare thee...). Done with Motion Computing jseries graphics tablet on Firealpaca (software) in June 2017 by Xanthe P Russell / dangerliesbeforeyou Everything is 100% freehand drawn…

Sonnet XVII I do not love you as if you were salt-rose, or topaz, or the arrow of carnations the fire shoots off. I love you as certain dark things are to be loved, in secret, between the shadow and the soul. I love you ...

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"Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" describes a traveler's pause in a serene snowy forest. Despite the allure, the speaker is reminded of responsibilities and continues the journey, symbolizing the tension between personal desires and societal obligations.

Pablo Neruda, was a Chilean poet-diplomat and politician who won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1971.