Poems About: SYMPATHY

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

  • 361.
    their marriage: phase 2

    they sleep early
    and wake up early

    the splendor of odor read more »

    RIC S. BASTASA
  • 362.
    steam and the solo

    there is an
    unwritten agreement between us
    we aren't getting ourselves in the way
    and in this way read more »

    Maria Barbara Korynt
  • 363.
    Bedside

    I twist with each terrible moan
    escaping your lips in distress
    while you lie prone, never alone,
    to guess or stress on progress read more »

    John Weber
  • 364.
    It’s tough to be in expensive shoes

    Price of everything in India has gone up
    And it doesn’t seems to drop
    Vegetables, transport and other utilities
    Which while having dinner poor Gopal’s wife was thinking. read more »

    Venkatesh M. R.
  • 365.
    I WILL NEED

    I will need some snow so that the kids in my area can play hockey
    The snow will put a little cheer in the kids' lives
    I will need a little break from my computer, for the holidays
    - and that suits me fine! read more »

    Aldo Kraas
  • 366.
    Phobia

    Walking on the same path
    Still yet to know where to go
    And my hands are wet and cold
    Trembling and terrified by the end read more »

    Alexander Foald
  • 367.
    Stigma Enigma

    What's in it for me?
    You don't have my sympathy.
    I don't hear your crying plea.
    You're just another anomaly. read more »

    Debora Soramaki
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