Poems About: SYMPATHY

Charity

This time you say it’s over,
You say it’s not about her, read more »

Just like a nasty nasal infection

Nothing hurts more, than the feeling of rejection read more »

A poem written by my great niece, Kitty Cotton, who is 10 years old, for her Mother on Mother’s Day.


Darling Mother, read more »

It takes a while to catch a thief.
Slick they are in receiving sympathy.
With a sincerity believed,
They would be the last to steal. read more »

He is a father,
Walking door to door,
Running here and there,
Begging the sympathy, read more »

the darkness consumeth the light I so long for
The deepness of a conversation turn sour
Crinkling the noses of others as one would do to a foul smell
A rotting corpse laid out at their feet read more »

I try to clear my mind
but I cant help but worry
so many self same souls read more »

(Verse1)
Death communicates with me,
Like a ghost rising from her grave.
I love her so, But my mind, it says no, read more »

Who knows there is a world behind the
roof of blue sky
inside the green flour of Earth
full of love tenderness read more »

And as long as I don’t see
You on the television
Or I don’t hear about
You on the radio read more »

Which Side Are You On

Why do we think one victim
suffers more than the other read more »

She tries to feel sympathy for the boy who cries
Looking deep into his eyes
She wants to comfort him and say it is alright
Most likely though it is not alright read more »