Poems About: SYMPATHY

when i fall
this i must tell you
i am hurt
i will be really hurt read more »

Does it irk one that poets
who think real poetry
consists almost solely
of exclamation points read more »

Davy has a hand gun & hasn't slept for 3 days,
he has mood swings you know,
his Father stopped abusing him when he reached puberty
he has school tomorrow read more »

It is sad when love dissipates
In a cruel, sunless season;
When sympathy ceases
And kind hearts become stone; read more »

It doesn’t respond to pathy
We fail to show the sympathy
The words seem to be hollow
We fail to grasp or follow read more »

It came toward me down at wing and heel,
dirty and unkempt, mumbling incoherently.
Instinctively I reached into my pocket for some coins.
It read my action saying, 'I don't deserve your sympathy, read more »

You are more beautiful to my heart than others
under the dim street lights.
I know that I cannot expect love,
anyhow, we can have a friendly chat read more »

Ye hills that sloping westward, see
Alone the evening sky,
I come to you for sympathy.
'Alas!' they made reply, read more »

You are the witness of endless waiting
Writing melancholy by your slowest hand you gift
Sympathy and endurance to a lovelorn
Your fastest hand passes over the period of joy in a moment read more »

We are sent in this world to temporary stay
For we all will die one by one, one day
So why not we enjoy this little time
That is given to us to sing life's rhyme read more »

Shed new light on this earth
Prove all your talents and worth
And tell how much you can show
Your kindness and love and sympathy in woe read more »

We shape clouds soft as baby cotton diapers
Into lovely dreams of salvation
When the white clouds darken sinister
Like the Devil’s hood in the sky read more »