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Sonnet Bereavement Poems

These Sonnet Bereavement poems are examples of Bereavement poems about Sonnet. These are the best examples of Bereavement Sonnet poems written by international poets.


Gifting wings


My wretched soul so twisted by self doubt,
malingered on false words and fragrant lie.
Through turbulence and ever-endless drought,
in hushed distress, my inner child did cry.
Yet...

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Categories: anxiety, appreciation, bereavement, child



Premium Member Daily Attempts
Written: November 11, 2023
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    Oh, what strength and valor...

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Categories: analogy, angst, bereavement, life,

Visiting the Cemetery In Autumn
I dropped by the cemetery in weather unfair
The trees nearby were almost bare
It was an Autumn day , windy cold
One could sense a new season...

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Categories: analogy, autumn, bereavement, in

Unwritten Absence
Sunday morning sunshine in your absence
adrifts my yearning in winter breeze cool
I sink or swim, doesn't make a difference
the white swan ponders in a shallow...

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Categories: bereavement, loneliness,

Premium Member Personal Demise
When I reckon the grief cost my soul sinks
I knew, still had time, yet seems I shall not
I will ne'er craft a tune with soul...

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Categories: analogy, bereavement, death,



I Felt You Pick My Hands and Squeeze Them Tight
I felt you pick my hands and squeeze them tight
And smother them with kisses mixed with tears,
Then words exclaimed with grief came to my ears--
All...

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Categories: 9th grade, bereavement, death,

Premium Member Weathered Decades
Mausoleum and graves extremely old
They have not withstood test of endless time
Human love and tragedy long grown cold
Lay under protection of pure divine.

Weathered decades obliterated...

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Categories: bereavement, death, grave,

Scary India World
India going going gone extreme 

India going going gone extreme 

 

Struggle for food gathering 

Struggle for next meal preperation 

Hungry people wandering on streets...

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Categories: bereavement, cry, dark, death,

Premium Member The Grief of Losing a Child
I weep for days, weeks, or longer.
Tears flow quickly anyway, and the sob clinger.
Crying proceeds when tears cease.
I have been feeling my squat angel for weeks.

I...

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Categories: analogy, anger, bereavement, child,

In Dreams
In dreams I see you just like you are here,
the lonely years fade pale and drift away;
we are together in a distant sphere
beyond life’s disappointments...

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Categories: bereavement, death, dream, longing,

Sonnets C-Civ
“Whoso List to Hunt” is a famous early English sonnet written by Sir Thomas Wyatt (1503-1542) in the mid-16th century. 

Whoever Longs to Hunt
by Sir...

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Categories: animal, anxiety, bereavement, betrayal,

Premium Member Shuttered Mirror of Life
Our views and sorrows are mirrored in life.
Each jagged shard epitomizes some strife.
Our wounds, sufferings, and personality,
It will include one's beliefs and morality.

Are we netting...

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Categories: analogy, bereavement, emotions, life,

Premium Member Magical Life Wonders
I brag of being in the garden, jogging there each day,
It swings a haptic brunt on both, form and the prey.
My scrutiny was utterly borne...

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Categories: analogy, bereavement, community, future,

Premium Member An Ethereal Soul
I'm yet in the deep...and I'm stark forlorn
prod the ocean.
he vented, "I'm not Noah."

If you are not, how could it be aired to me?
you are...

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Categories: analogy, bereavement, ocean, soulmate,

Premium Member Feeding the Hordes
Enough murdering and burning my spirit.
Stop making fun of my heart and soul wicket.
Please have compassion and break the chains.
Quagmire for the bonded smelting to...

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Categories: allusion, bereavement, conflict, death,


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