Poems About: GRIEF

In this page, poems on / about “grief” are listed.

  • 97.
    Wind

    Wind
    Wind blow
    Blow me far away
    Away from my grief read more »

    Barbara Attaway
  • 98.
    I Walk And My Loneliness Deep Within Me

    I walk and my loneliness deep within me
    I cannot sing this morning
    Though the air be green
    And the trees be light read more »

    Shalom Freedman
  • 99.
    Because

    Always be happy, my darling
    Always, even when I'm gone
    Always be happy, my darling-
    Because in you, my love lives on. read more »

    Patti Masterman
  • 100.
    Grief shed

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    Shihabudheen K J
  • 101.
    TWO MOTHERS

    Israeli and Palestine conflict

    Prostrate with grief
    Rachel weeps for a dead son read more »

    Colin Ian Jeffery
  • 102.
    The Fir-Tree

    The winds have blown more bitter
    Each darkening day of fall;
    High over all the house-tops
    The stars are far and small read more »

    Josephine Preston Peabody
  • 103.
    The Grief Of The Heart

    The grief of the heart
    Is hard to measure
    For pain that you feel
    is like a pleasure read more »

    Seema Chowdhury
  • 104.
    Brief Visit

    Life's visit is very brief
    And full of trouble's grief
    Where pieces of puzzle is lost
    And everybody has to pay the cost read more »

    Seema Chowdhury
  • 105.
    the role of grief via silence....

    for as long as grief
    does not leave you

    silence will always speak louder read more »

    RIC S. BASTASA
  • 106.
    Angels Talk

    While angels wandered where we were
    One angel called another
    “what great love dwelt here” “one as fair
    I’ve encountered no other” read more »

    michael Dah
  • 107.
    I Mourn 17/03/09

    I mourn in the morning
    And the mourning continues till evening
    Still till night
    Even a hearty smile has hidden grief read more »

    Rachael Hardy
  • 108.
    The Blessed

    Blessed are they that mourn
    Is what our Lord Jesus said
    And He promised we'd be comforted
    As we sorrow for our dead read more »

    Walter Lane
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