Poems About: SYMPATHY

O Gentle Love, ungentle for thy deed,
Thou makest my heart
A bloody mark
With piercing shot to bleed. read more »

The Black Berry—wears a Thorn in his side—
But no Man heard Him cry—
He offers His Berry, just the same
To Partridge—and to Boy— read more »

Drops of blood scattered everywhere
When would we be liberated from this nightmare?
If you have sympathy and you do care
Then pray for peace and put in your share read more »

The drums were beaten
And the food that was cooked
Could not be eaten
Why? read more »

The emotions were running wild that night
Overpowering the guards and taking over
Threatening to end the serenity of life
Flooding the world with anger, hatred, tears read more »

Do you see the real me?
I don't think anyone can,
and I've been striving
to speak up. read more »

My life’s a museum of memories buried
in a mausoleum to matrimony kept
scrupulously clean – there is no distinction
between exhibits and things living read more »

Each fingertip drawn across my flesh
Each point of contact
Finds tiny silk threads looping in and out of my every pore
Mingling along the meandering pathways in his palm read more »

This morning bird likes to sing
She likes to hear the morning bells ring

This morning bell is nice and clear to me read more »

My demise was written before I came to life.

Starring down death I
Reach for the light. read more »

My happiness depends on your love
Dreams and goals would not have a meaning,
If by you I was not found
When I stumble, you let me fall read more »

how do you
explain to him
what he is missing, read more »