Poems About: SYMPATHY

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

  • 85.
    Apathy

    Love unheard of
    A cry ignored
    Oh, beautiful
    Show me sympathy read more »

    Stefanie Fontker
  • 86.
    Another love

    when i touch you,
    when i kiss you,
    when i walk beside you,
    when i look into your eyes, read more »

    kafil uddin raihan.
  • 87.
    The Song Of Mankind

    If human fails to help humanity..
    Who will think for humanity
    With a feeling of li’l sympathy
    Won’t be a matter of indignity…? ? ? read more »

    Kamal Jyoti Borah
  • 88.
    It Was Meant To Be

    With both of your legs broken in a car smash and in plaster and in agony
    And one of your friends even tell you don't worry it was meant to be
    For it could be worse you could be in a wheelchair as if you had karma to pay
    And you to help out other people have often gone out of your way. read more »

    Francis Duggan
  • 89.
    I Am Channeling Poe

    Once upon a midnight dreary
    'I've heard that before.'
    I am channeling Poe. read more »

    Lawrence S. Pertillar
  • 90.
    The Ultimate Denial

    Depression is being tired, when you're never able to sleep
    Depression is pity, when you hate other's sympathy
    Depression is longing for more, when you never acknowlede what's already there
    Depression is the feeling of self-hatred, when the arrogance is concurrently overwhelming read more »

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  • 91.
    All on Earth

    I died so many times in empathy,
    Cried so many rhymes in sympathy,
    Dreaming out the horrors in the dark –
    Imbibing all the agony. Embark read more »

    Mark R Slaughter
  • 92.
    Togetherness

    The gift of true kindness and humanity
    Is that it takes us by the hand
    And reminds us the people
    As a whole and the condition read more »

    maryam kazmi
  • 93.
    Extract From The Conclusion Of A Poem Composed In Anticipation Of Leaving School

    DEAR native regions, I foretell,
    From what I feel at this farewell,
    That, wheresoe'er my steps may tend,
    And whensoe'er my course shall end, read more »

    William Wordsworth
  • 94.
    Praise Him, Nelson Mandela

    Praise him, this son of Africa
    He withstood mudsling’s of apartheid,
    From Roben Island, to lead a nation, to set a pace.
    Count him not, with other comrades, read more »

    Charles Jagongo Ogola
  • 95.
    Loss

    grief is such a private moment
    an intimacy of one
    each loss is so unique
    to try to console the other is to intrude read more »

    renato mascardo
  • 96.
    Christian Unity

    Keep the unity of spirit,
    Keep it in the bonds of peace,
    So alone shall we inherit
    Hope, and truth, and blessedness. read more »

    John Bowring
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