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Best Empathise Poems

Below are the all-time best Empathise poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of empathise poems written by PoetrySoup members


Don'T Empathise
Tear drops roll down my cheeks.
Blessed with mirror-touch synaesthesia!
Claircognizant empaths - inflame my aphasia.
I know, I know - the die is cast!
Eh! Still words -...

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Categories: empathise, sad,
Form: Verse



Premium Member The Dilatory Thought
Blessed in abundance that manifests in our 
stressed daily interaction with our fellow man, and the sincerest 
form of our inner wellbeing is the outpour...

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Categories: empathise, introspection,
Form: Verse
Premium Member A Little About Faith Healing
As along our long life journey we sail
We all do encounter belied expectations 
Feeling of deep hurt results from betrayal 
Our shrivelled heart writhing in...

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Categories: empathise, faith,
Form: Rhyme
Human Named Woman
An entity of beauty the essence of my kind
I respond with beats and thoroughly empathise.
Love and faith, food for my soul
ablaze with intense fire is...

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Categories: empathise, beautiful, beauty, blessing, faith,
Form: Rhyme
My Poetry Defines Me
Shower of autumn leaves and acorns,
And rustling sound as I stroll.
Those mesmerising bubbles all-round,
As I dive in the pool.
And also, when, looking into his eyes,
Silently,...

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Categories: empathise, boyfriend, creation, first love,
Form: Free verse



Poetry Soup
The only soup, which blends the flavors from every nook of the world.
I too am an ingredient and I feel proud.
Not a pro, still today...

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Categories: empathise, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
Again Think I Need a Husband
Think I need a husband
Perhaps you empathise
A miracle may happen…
The sun each day will rise.

Dreams and wishes do come true;
One day they will for me
Wish...

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Categories: empathise, husband,
Form: Rhyme
Novelist James Hadley Chase
Bring me a cup of Java,  honey, and put some coffee in the water, will you?...

Whoa there! Bet you can feel the withering sarcasm...

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Categories: empathise, community, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
SONGWRITER
Painting pictures with your words, 
Will you slay them with your tune,
Can you make them sing your melodies
To their unforgiving moon 
Will you watch them...

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Categories: empathise, desire,
Form: Blitz
Roadmap To Happiness
Don’t be like me
 
Don’t only find your creativity 
When your four leaf clover turns out to be a weed
Don’t take that extra moment to...

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Categories: empathise, character, dad, children, how
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Platinum Queen
Through seventy years of change,
Orb and sceptre in your hands,
Serving your people, young and old,
You have reigned over these lands. 

To duty called when you...

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Categories: empathise, anniversary, celebration, england, inspirational,
Form: Rhyme
Alone
By Humber in a drowsy afternoon,
When for my love long lost alone I pin’d,
My heart itself did sing a saddest tune
For woeful swain I was...

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Categories: empathise, nature,
Form: Ottava rima
Pushing For Success
In the aftermath of any competition, be it sports or otherwise...
We will see a gamut of emotions in the mass of humanity in sight..

There will...

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Categories: empathise, anxiety, children, community, inspiration,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Being Human
Believe in yourself, empathise with others and undertake acts of kindness.
Endorse humility and compassion in order to curb evil forces around us.
In today's world where...

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Categories: empathise, encouraging, humanity,
Form: Acrostic
The Good Samaritan
No matter how devoted one is to their chosen faith, they forget, or have never understood that it is not of their choice they worship...

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Categories: empathise, religion,
Form: Prose

Book: Shattered Sighs