The FictionMags Index

Stories, Listed by Title

• Sonnet · Esther Whitmarsh · (pm)
• Sonnet · Lupton A. Wilkinson · (pm)
• Sonnet · Clarence Winchester · (pm)
• Sonnet · Francis Lyman Windolph · (pm)
• Sonnet · Horace Yerworth · (pm)
• Sonnet “Some Fell by the Wayside” · Elizabeth Oakes Smith · (pm)
• Sonnet (“A loveless bird warbled his roundelay...”) · Andrew Gibson · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Across the sky that is my mind...”) · Rupert Croft-Cooke · (pm)
• Sonnet (“All day my sweet you were so close to me...”) · Albert Buhrer · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Amid the opulent fields, through mellowing days...”) · John Moran · (pm)
• Sonnet (“And then at early morn I saw thee die!...”) · Lottie Linwood · (pm)
• Sonnet (“As strong, as deep, as wide as is the sea...”) · Francis William Bourdillon · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Aye, as the moon at midnight in the sky...”) · Frederick T. Clark · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Can true love go astray?”) · Andrew Gibson · (ss)
• Sonnet (“Day follows day; years perish; still mine eyes...”) · Paul Hamilton Hayne · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Dear heart, how pleasant in the latter days...”) · E. H. Thorold · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Dear, do not chide me that I hold you wise...”) · Dorothy Seager · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Death be not proud...”) · John Donne · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Deep in the shadow of this lonely vale...”) · M. L. Matheson · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Did you not say the larch tree...”) · Albert Buhrer · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Dinner was ended when the warning came...”) · Ben Ray Redman · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Empress with eyes”) · Clark Ashton Smith · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Enamored architect of airy rhyme...”) · Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Fain would I quaff the wondrous wine of sleep...”) · Anonymous · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Fain would I quaff the wondrous wine of sleep...”) · Paul Hamilton Hayne · (pm)
• A Sonnet (“First time he kissed me...”) · Elizabeth Barrett Browning · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Go forth with fearless heart! Be not dismayed...”) · Jane S. Weaver · (pm)
• Sonnet (“He must have felt an awful confidence...”) · James B. Gitlitz · (pm)
• Sonnet (“How do I love thee?...”) · Elizabeth Barrett Browning · (pm)
• Sonnet (“How many tender souls, of promise fair...”) · Horace Yerworth · (pm)
• Sonnet (“I Have seen roses like the stars redress...”) · Albert Buhrer · (pm)
• Sonnet (“I sit, to-night, before my fire alone...”) · James Dawson · (pm)
• Sonnet (“I stood and leaned upon a balustrade...”) · F. S. · (pm)
• Sonnet (“I stood and leaned upon a balustrade...”) · Frank Sewall · (pm)
• Sonnet (“I think your face was once a lovely song...”) · P. F. C. · (pm)
• Sonnet (“I walked a league along beside the sea...”) · Ada Louise Martin · (pm)
• Sonnet (“If thou art false...”) · Henry Overy · (pm)
• Sonnet (“In riftless gloom when earth lies shivering cold...”) · C. R. W. · (pm)
• Sonnet (“It is not to be thought of that the flood...”) · William Wordsworth · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Just as the sun can fill a Winter’s day...”) · Wilfred Gavin · (pm)
• A Sonnet (“Last night, beloved, by uncharted ways...”) · Winston Churchill · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Life were thy pains as one the pains of hell”) · Edna St. Vincent Millay · (pm)
• Sonnet (“My Love a dreaming sat one Summer day...”) · Luther Granger Riggs · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Nay, ask me not how long my love will last...”) · C. E. D. Phelps · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Now that the west is washed of clouds and clear...”) · Edna St. Vincent Millay · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Oh! early lov’d and lost! I see thee still...”) · Elizabeth J. Eames · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Oh! that I could achieve me such a name...”) · R. G. Johnston · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Oh! weary not of suffering sent from heaven...”) · Mary L. Lawson · (pm)
• A Sonnet (“Oh, beauty, glory, gladness, passed away!...”) · D. P. Starkey · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Oh, Love! Thou art not what thou seem’st to be...”) · Francis Reynolds · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Oh, my beloved, have you thought of this”) · Edna St. Vincent Millay · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Plans that first please fall often to the dust”) · Anonymous · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Pressed by the burden of a nameless woe...”) · William Huber, Jr. · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Rather, my people, let thy youths parade...”) · Anonymous · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Rather, my people, let thy youths parade...”) · George Henry Boker · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Reform the world’s bad usages and ways...”) · R. G. Johnston · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Strength for the day! At early dawn I stand...”) · Rachel G. Alsop · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Sunset, the godlike artist, paints on air...”) · Anonymous · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Sunset, the godlike artist, paints on air...”) · Paul Hamilton Hayne · (pm)
• Sonnet (“The brave old Poets sing of nobler themes.”) · Anonymous · (pm)
• Sonnet (“The brave old Poets sing of nobler themes.”) · Paul Hamilton Hayne · (pm)
• Sonnet (“The daintiest piece of sweetness that I know...”) · Ada Louise Martin · (pm)
• Sonnet (“The foolish bud would fain become a flower...”) · Susan Marr Spalding · (pm)
• Sonnet (“The Golden Age was when the world was young...”) · Fulke Greville · (pm)
• Sonnet (“The Maple puts her corals on in May.”) · Anonymous · (pm)
• Sonnet (“The Maple puts her corals on in May.”) · James Russell Lowell · (pm)
• Sonnet (“The night is beautiful! Look what a host...”) · Park Benjamin, Sr. · (pm)
• Sonnet (“The sail swelled in the evening wind as they parted...”) · T. C. Irwin · (pm)
• A Sonnet (“The snows were gone,and Spring had come again...”) · James Ristine · (pm)
• Sonnet (“The starry flower, the flower-like stars that fade.”) · Anonymous · (pm)
• Sonnet (“The starry flower, the flower-like stars that fade.”) · Frederick Goddard Tuckerman · (pm)
• Sonnet (“The very trees are sentient with their woe!...”) · Ettie Rogers · (pm)
• Sonnet (“There loomed a great shape lately scarce in sight...”) · Thomas William Parsons · (pm)
• Sonnet (“There was a season when the fabled name...”) · John Keats · (pm)
• Sonnet (“This eve, along the calm, resplendent west...”) · Paul Hamilton Hayne · (pm)
• Sonnet (“This house of lost faith, dreams long quieted...”) · Christie Lund · (pm)
• Sonnet (“This is the end--the end of all endeavor...”) · Elizabeth Sampson Hoopes · (pm)
• Sonnet (“This is the sonnet: fourteen lines for bones...”) · David McCord · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Those days of settled Autumn, warm and rare...”) · T. C. Irwin · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Those flowers that wore a flush of joy and pride...”) · John Lothrop Motley · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Thou famished grave, I will not fill thee yet...”) · Edna St. Vincent Millay · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Though round the pathway hangeth nought of wild...”) · T. H. Sinclair · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Time doth not fly”) · Robert Loveman · (pm)
• Sonnet (“To one who has been long in city pent...”) · John Keats · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Tranquillity at length, when autumn comes...”) · Edna St. Vincent Millay · (pm)
• Sonnet (“War is destructful...”) · Ella Wheeler Wilcox · (pm)
• Sonnet (“We gaze into the western skies...”) · Richard Hengist Horne · (pm)
• Sonnet (“We stand upon a narrow strip”) · Robert Loveman · (pm)
• Sonnet (“We walk of gray noons by the old canal...”) · T. Armstrong · (pm)
• Sonnet (“What can I sing to you, who will not hear?”) · Anthony Kirby Gill · (pm)
• Sonnet (“What we have seen we fancy all must know...”) · E. H. Thorold · (pm)
• A Sonnet (“When I have fears...”) · John Keats · (pm)
• Sonnet (“When love is pity then it is perverse...”) · Robert Horan · (pm)
• Sonnet (“When we that wore the myrtle wear the dust...”) · Edna St. Vincent Millay · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Whence shall I roam...?”) · Frank Tustin · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Where first the Spring in quiet beauty wakes...”) · M. L. Matheson · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Where should the Poet’s house and household be?”) · Bayard Taylor · (pm)
• Sonnet (“You say that now there is enough of song...”) · A. H. Hill · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Your other lovers? What are they to me?...”) · Shaemas O’Sheel · (pm)
• Sonnet (“Yours is a gentler voice than I have known...”) · Ben Ray Redman · (pm)
• Sonnet (Above the chaos...) · Ella Wheeler Wilcox · (pm)
• Sonnet (Dawn-Late Summer) · Lynn Riggs · (??)
• Sonnet—(with a Letter) · John Godfrey Saxe · (pm)
• Sonnet - Sleep · Anonymous · (pm)
• Sonnet - To Sunrise · C. E. L. Holmes · (pm)
• Sonnet - To Sunset · C. E. L. Holmes · (pm)
• Sonnet 104 (“To me, fair friend, you never can be old”) · William Shakespeare · (pm)
• Sonnet 106: (“When in the chronicle of wasted time...”) · William Shakespeare · (pm)
• Sonnet 123 (“I’ vidi in terra angelici costumi”) · Petrarch · (pm)
• Sonnet 128 (“O passi sparsi; o pensier vaghi e pronti”) · Petrarch · (pm)
• Sonnet 129 (“Lieti fiori e felici”) · Petrarch · (pm)
• Sonnet 134 (“Quando Amor i begli occhi a terra inclina”) · Petrarch · (pm)
• Sonnet 155 · Thomas M. Disch · (pm)
• Sonnet 191 (“Aura che quelle chiome”) · Petrarch · (pm)
• Sonnet 19: (“Devouring Time...”) · William Shakespeare · (pm)
• Sonnet 20: From Nikola Tesla’s Clockwork Assistant to Thomas Edison’s Automaton · Ken Liu · (pm)
• Sonnet 251 (“Gli occhi di ch’io parlai”) · Petrarch · (pm)
• Sonnet 253 (“Solcasi nel mio cor”) · Petrarch · (pm)
• Sonnet 261 (“Levommi il mio pensiero”) · Petrarch · (pm)
• Sonnet 29 · Ama Codjoe · (pm)
• Sonnet 29 · William Shakespeare · (pm)
• Sonnet 302 (“Gli angeli cletti”) · Petrarch · (pm)
• Sonnet 309 (“Dicemi spesso il mio fidato speglio”) · Petrarch · (pm)
• Sonnet 30: (“When to the sessions of sweet silent thought...”) · William Shakespeare · (pm)
• Sonnet 60: (“Like as the waves make towards the pebbled shore...”) · William Shakespeare · (pm)
• Sonnet 65,000,000 BC · Mary A. Turzillo · (pm)
• Sonnet—A Cloud · Elizabeth J. Eames · (pm)
• Sonnet à Helène (“Sonnet to Helena”) · Pierre de Ronsard · (pm)
• Sonnet à Helène (“Sonnet to Helena”), by Pierre de Ronsard · George Allan England · (pm)
• Sonnet at Dusk · Laura M. Loudin · (pm)
• A Sonnet by Browning · Robert Browning · (??)
• Sonnet CIV · William Shakespeare · (pm)
• Sonnet Crown for Third Officer Ripley · A. B. Robinson · (pm)
• Sonnet for a Black Knight · Don Webb · (pm)
• Sonnet for a Blue Breakfast · Elick Moll · (pm)
• Sonnet for a Bride · Phil Stack · (pm)
• Sonnet for a Cuckold · Geary Blankenship · (pm)
• Sonnet for a Tango in the Twilight · Jorge Luís Borges · (pm)
• Sonnet for a Tango in the Twilight, by Jorge Luís Borges · Stephen Kessler · (pm)
• Sonnet for a Time of Change · Harry Kemp · (pm)
• Sonnet for an Undying Love · Mark Arvid White · (pm)
• Sonnet for Christmas · Victor Starbuck · (pm)
• Sonnet for Death · Pepita Crounse · (pm)
• Sonnet for Easter · Margaret Emerson Bailey · (pm)
• A Sonnet for Eve · Robert Pack · (pm)
• Sonnet for Human Smugglers · Octavio Quintanilla · (pm)
• A Sonnet for Insanity · Marion Pitman · (vi)
• A Sonnet for Kate Pennifether · Marjorie Meeker · (pm)
• A Sonnet for My Stepson Mark Upon the Occasion of His Fourteenth Birthday · Robert Lee Mahon · (pm)
• Sonnet for Myself · Mildred Plew Merryman · (pm)
• Sonnet for the Psychoanalysts · Clark Ashton Smith · (pm)
• A Sonnet for the Seeds of Time · John Brunner · (pm)
• The Sonnet from Hell · Sue Burke · (pm)
• Sonnet from Petrarch · Mary G. Wells · (pm)
• Sonnet from the Pen of a Mug · Will Ryan · (pm)
• A Sonnet from the Portuguese · Elizabeth Barrett Browning · (pm)
• Sonnet from the Portuguese · Arthur Guiterman · (pm)
• Sonnet from the Portuguese · Mack Reynolds · (ar)
• A Sonnet from the Portuguese (“How do I love thee?...”) · Elizabeth Barrett Browning · (pm)
• Sonnet I · A. Walker Scott · (pm)
• Sonnet III: To Aphelonia · Jeffrey Bullock · (pm)
• Sonnet in Africa · Henry Newell · (pm)
• Sonnet in Answer to a Question · Edna St. Vincent Millay · (pm)
• Sonnet in Defense of Spring Poets · Lupton A. Wilkinson · (pm)
• The Sonnet in English Poetry · Richard Henry Stoddard · (ar)
• Sonnet in Free Rhythm · Stephen Dunn · (pm)
• Sonnet in June · Margaret Elizabeth Rhodes · (pm)
• A Sonnet in Season · Edward W. Barnard · (pm)
• A Sonnet in Vowels · Felix Carmen · (pm)
• Sonnet IV: The Cat in the Dutch Cap Comes Back · Marni Scofidio Griffin · (pm)