One of the later ones is 
One of the later ones is the source of controversy over the repetition of the phrase "my sinful earth," probably a printing error.  The first of them is often labeled as the beginning of the mini-sequence known as the "procreation" group and begins, "From fairest creatures we desire increase, / that thereby beauty's rose might never die."  Henry Wriothesely has been offered up as the "Mr. W.H." of their dedication, while most are addressed either to a "young man" or a "dark lady."  FTP, name this collection of poems, whose number 18 begins "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day," a group of 154 fourteen-line poems by a bard from Stratford-upon-Avon.
One of the later ones is the source of controversy over the repetition of the phrase "my sinful earth," probably a printing error.  
the sonnets of William Shakespeare