Death Italian Sonnet Poems
These Death Italian Sonnet poems are examples of Italian Sonnet poems about Death. These are the best examples of Italian Sonnet Death poems written by international poets.
An Everlasting LegacyDoom smiles at us all, so we smile back.
Wilted petals on the Tree of Life don't die.
A most modest craftsman or a devil's eye.
All will...
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anxiety, change, death, funeral,
GriefFirst tears do heat and drench the cheeks, flesh weak.
A London fog rolls in and life seems gray.
You can’t make a U-Turn, can’t find your...
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grief,
DiscombobulatedOld age can be a lonely time for some,
friends become acquaintances, then slip away.
Lifelong achievements bolster your resume,
but as inks fade, memoirs seem so humdrum.
And...
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age, angst, anxiety, emotions,
Approaching Anniversary of Losing My WifeThree long years since my love has gone away
And I have settled into a life of lonely self-ease,
Seeing no regrets or sorrows I need to...
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anniversary, death, loss, lost
Michelangelo: Modern English TranslationsMICHELANGELO: Modern English Translations
Michelangelo Buonarroti (1475-1564) is considered by many experts to be the greatest artist and sculptor of all time. These are modern English...
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art, beauty, light, love,
In My Ivory TowerThis hearth and home, my ivory tower,
where in complete and thoughtful solitude
I daily think, then...
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dark, death, depression, home,
Transcendent Ms VincentNow, I am speechless; I am without speech
As you transcend the simplistic to grand
Grant me the guidance of your gifted hand
In the temple of your...
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appreciation, poetess, writing,
Faded RoseHe rested on the park bench every day
To watch us kids with age-old eyes and feed
The birds. He often brought us treats as well,
And filled...
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age, childhood, death, old,
American DreamsFor God and country, swaying toe to line.
Like whispers lost upon a mighty wind.
A cadence echoes; “soldiers ‘til the end.”
Why bestow our youth upon the...
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patriotic,
A Lullaby For the DrownedMoon kisses blown by evening’s silver lips
caress the ocean's pricked up ears. They hear
a mute rage, frothy hackles raised to spear
a passing fleet of ghostly...
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death, lust, moon, night,
ResurrectedSo close to death in Winter's cold embrace
Within a frozen dream I lie below
A pristine eiderdown of fallen snow
Where ice has formed in patterns...
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spring,
Fiddleheads On the River WallsI know it's there somewhere beyond the clouds,
beyond the snow which gently floats and falls
on arborvitae's shoulders like a shawl
and o're the face of summer...
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life,
The Long BurialWith a strange, strangled gasp, we gulp the cold air
Crisscrossed by bats in their mad zigzag dash
From out of this cave, out from under this...
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assonance, death, grave, life,
JulietOh pity love that in its cruelest clutch
cast pain so deep it cannot bear to live;
without the sweetest kiss that love can give -
without your...
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love,
My Life Is GoneMy life is done and no longer fun
When I'm here I have no time to spare
I have no fear and I am ready to disappear
No...
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death, depression, society, suicide,