All the sonnets to Dr. Sarah Joan Tuccelli-Gilbert. the author's wife, express an abiding love between two persons. A few were written before their marriage, most written directly to Sarah during their lifetime together and a few after she is gone. Fifty-two in number, each sonnet represents each year since the author first met Sarah. Their eternal theme of romantic love reveals joys and sorrows that relate to everyone. Older readers recall with fondness and pathos similar feelings in their own lives, while younger readers may find inspiration to fulfill their hearts' fondest dreams. Once again in these sonnets one may find that love with its many facets truly makes life worthwhile.