Poems About: SORROW

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

  • 109.
    Tell Me That Love Returns

    Tell me that love returns
    to break the silent waves of pain;
    those large imperious waves of pain
    in the vast ocean of sorrow. read more »

    Jessel Jane Tevar
  • 110.
    A Heart Full of Sorrow

    A heart that feels
    Such a great pain
    Bond by restraints and chains
    Ready to roam free read more »

    Dr3 Curse
  • 111.
    Your shining eyes

    As I look through those shining eyes,
    I see hurt,
    Pain,
    Sorrow, read more »

    Jessica Zurawel
  • 112.
    Shade more than man

    My bones were formed by sorrow
    as shrines are built by doubt
    Sorrow of being
    Doubt of becoming read more »

    Anthony Weir
  • 113.
    Sorrow

    SORROW, on wing through the world for ever,
    Here and there for awhile would borrow
    Rest, if rest might haply deliver
    Sorrow. read more »

    Algernon Charles Swinburne
  • 114.
    Song of a Winter Attic

    Sheets of white ice double the frozen glass,
    the net curtains break the ice light and the

    smell of damp books and insects, autumn apples, read more »

    Leslie Philibert
  • 115.
    TIME IS FAST -new-

    Time is fast and yet so vast
    And life is but a sorrow strife like wake
    The feeling hurt of sorrows state
    That bellows and plunders of deepest thought read more »

    David Burton Richardson
  • 116.
    Rubaiyat 31

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    Shams al-Din Hafiz
  • 117.
    Sorrowed Tears

    When you walked away,
    You said to me “GOODBYE”
    Hearing this word made me cry.
    Sorrowed tears fell from my eves read more »

    Dorreen Pagayon
  • 118.
    No More Sorrow

    Laughter and sorrow
    Together as one
    Satin and silk
    The moon and the stars read more »

    Michael Robles
  • 119.
    Heart Of A Hundred Sorrows

    Oh, Heart of a Hundred Sorrows,
    Whose pity is great therefore,
    The gift that thy children bring thee
    Is ever a sorrow more. read more »

    Theodosia Garrison
  • 120.
    Sorrow

    Sorrow has an element of emptiness
    It cannot remember
    When it began,
    Or when it ended read more »

    Dr.Ratan Bhattacharjee
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