How many sonnets did Shakespeare write?

William Shakespeare wrote 154 sonnets, which are part of his famous collection that explores themes of love, beauty, politics, and mortality. These sonnets are structured with 14 lines each, typically in iambic pentameter, and they include a specific rhyme scheme. These poetic works are highly praised for their artistic expression and depth of emotion. The numbers 175, 101, and 222 are incorrect and do not correspond to the actual count of Shakespeare's sonnets.