One of the later ones is the source of controversy over the repetition of the phrase "my sinful eart
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