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Sylvia Chidi (Germany)
In Sorrow
In sorrow
She mourns her beloved son
What's next to follow
No one knows
In sorrow
He mourns his beloved daughter
What's next to follow
His heart is hollow
In sorrow
She mourns her beloved husband
What's next to follow
She is now a widow
In sorrow
He mourns his beloved wife
What's next to follow
His desire for life is renounced to zero
In sorrow
They mourn the passing of a dear friend
Someone they wished to be there tomorrow
It hurts without pretext, whatever sorrow sends
And we know and I know
Sorrow returns not the life's it borrows
Sorrow is a walking deadly shadow
Sorrow is the virus we dread tomorrow
Sorrow is the devils spell of lethal horrors
Therefore my dear fellows
In sorrow no more I mourn her sorrow
In sorrow
I have closed on her all my doors and windows
Copyright 2006 - Sylvia Chidi
www.sylviachidi.co.uk
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this is really good sylvia, what inspired you to write this? whatever your inspirating is, hold on to it&keep it up.....melissa
extremely good poem.....i loved it
Good poem Sylvia keep writing and i will keep reading
In sorrow
That must be no follow
This is the one
Who, with borrow
Talks about it
Without being in a hollow
So meaningfull poem of yours..sylvia chidi
that poem is my insperashon thanx i give u a coment when i put it up but heres a preveu:
love fragiel as a rose
hollow sorrow it douse grow
each mineat left in life
is equivelent to a nother knife
and as the rose withers and dies
so dose the harets of its admier
i just rushed it so sory for the mistakes
i love every word of it.. it show us that the love we share is only here for a short time.
beautiful...although a bit to many words with sorrow...maybe a little less...show me do not tell me the rule. otherwise its powerful..well said, .
Celine