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Sorrow Animal Poems

These Sorrow Animal poems are examples of Animal poems about Sorrow. These are the best examples of Animal Sorrow poems written by international poets.


Premium Member Blessed Love
Whispers and sighs, softest of smiles
Reveal the music playing in the heart.
Beautiful rhymes, soothing the nights,
Stirring joy, faith and love – 

Breaths of prayers, some...

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Categories: animal, appreciation, bird, blessing,



Premium Member He'll Plead Insanity

In the stillness of a cool, spring morning,
A cardinal’s heart is heavy – he’s heartbroken.
Softly calling for the lover he is mourning.

Thumps noisily against the...

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Categories: animal, bird, death, grief,

Judgement
From all the sorrow veiling this pith of Fire,
From all the greyness obscuring our martyr,
To all the shame Creations’ breathing satire,
Man, what do you hope,...

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Categories: animal, earth, environment, god,

Saying Goodbye to My Dog
It wasn’t supposed to happen this way.
Yesterday she was running and playing.
Today she is lying on her right side,
head resting motionless on the quilt
 ...

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Categories: animal, death, dog, farewell,

The Monster and the Butterfly
One blissful spring morning
As the sweet sun showered the flowers below in it’s glittering presence
A small butterfly drifted from flower to flower
It surprised the monster...

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Categories: animal, butterfly, extended metaphor,



Premium Member Oscar 2002 To 2015
Before I knew the day, the time
He’d die, 
I came home to him,
My little smile, knowing he’d
Be there, he was always there
Always aware I was...

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Categories: animal, dog, friend, heartbreak,

Premium Member Scapegoat
Leviticus 16:10 (KJV) But the goat, on which the lot fell to be the scapegoat, shall be presented alive before the Lord, to make an...

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Categories: animal, appreciation, beautiful, bible,

Premium Member A Bag of Spiders

In shadows deep where darkness hides
There lies a bag of eight-legged horror
A bag of spiders where dread resides
Creeping and crawling, causing sorrow

With nimble legs they...

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Categories: animal, fear, horror, nature,

Zen Death Haiku Xii
ZEN DEATH HAIKU XII

These are my modern English translations of Japanese Zen Death Haiku. 

Both victor and vanquished are dewdrops:
flashes of light
briefly illuminating the void.
—Ouchi...

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Categories: age, analogy, angst, animal,

Zen Death Haiku Xi
ZEN DEATH HAIKU XI

These are my modern English translations of Japanese Zen Death Haiku. 

Above the garden
the camellia tree blossoms
whitely...
—Uejima Onitsura, loose translation by Michael...

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Categories: age, analogy, angst, animal,

Zen Death Haiku X
ZEN DEATH HAIKU X

These are my modern English translations of Japanese Zen Death Haiku. 

Forbearing the night
with its growing brilliance: 
the summer moon.
—Tsukioka Yooshi (1839-1892)...

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Categories: age, analogy, animal, anxiety,

Zen Death Haiku Ix
ZEN DEATH HAIKU VIII

These are my modern English translations of Japanese Zen Death Haiku. 

Since I was born, 
I must die, 
and so …
—Kisei (1688-1764)...

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Categories: animal, age, allegory, allusion, analogy,

Zen Death Haiku Viii
ZEN DEATH HAIKU VIII

These are my modern English translations of Japanese Zen Death Haiku. 

Had I not known
I was already dead
I might have mourned
my own...

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Categories: animal, age, allusion, analogy, angst,

Zen Death Haiku Vii
ZEN DEATH HAIKU VII

These are my modern English translations of Japanese Zen Death Haiku. 

Stricken ill on a journey, 
in dreams I go wandering
withered moors.
—Matsuo...

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Categories: age, analogy, angst, animal,

Zen Death Haiku Vi
ZEN DEATH HAIKU VI

These are my modern English translations of Japanese Zen Death Haiku.

Both victor and vanquished are dewdrops:
flashes of light
briefly illuminating the void.
—Ouchi Yoaka,...

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Categories: age, analogy, angst, animal,


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