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Grief Italian Sonnet Poems

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


Premium Member What Makes me Smile
What makes me smile?—For one: the grin of life;
but, too, its touch of giggle grazing on 
my ticklish skin,—Though soon again withdrawn,
yet long lingers in...

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Categories: appreciation, beauty, celebration, emotions,



Premium Member Plagued by Memories - Apr 18, 19
how long and sourly sobs the lonely heart
depends on how grave the weight which grieves the tears
pouring from the despondent spirit’s pores.—
a witness, too, will...

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Categories: anger, emotions, feelings, grief,

Premium Member Hangover - Mar 31, Apr 1
Remember, long ago, enrapt of Venus,
in college, brought to meet by chance,
how, falling into that first, most fateful glance
a straightaway spark flirted between us?

And, too,...

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Categories: break up, feelings, grief,

Premium Member Nepenthe
Love’s the elixir that banishes grief,
an infant sucking on his mother’s breast,
two childhood friends lost in banter and jest,
an ambedo trace granting soul relief.
Joy is...

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Categories: love,

Premium Member Fallen Leaves
Humans are quite a deciduous lot.   
It's our nature, but not Mother's motif. 
We fall from grace without faith and belief 
when fleshly...

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Categories: conflict, grief,



Premium Member Shadow Dancing

Wistful shades of light in orange and gold
Pouring out heaven’s great plans on still limbs
Breathing calm through the hills, like cherubims
Brushing souls with cascades of...

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Categories: appreciation, autumn, god, nature,

Premium Member No Such Magic
My tendency to slip into the dark-
a matter you have now begun to press.  
In realms of time and pain, I ache no less;...

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Categories: angst, care, dark, forgiveness,

Premium Member Alas, Sweet Muse, How I Desire, and Burn
Alas, sweet Muse! How I desire, and burn,
     to sing a joyous hymn no less, no worse,
    ...

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Categories: depression, inspiration, joy, life,

Premium Member An Everlasting Legacy
Doom 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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Categories: anxiety, change, death, funeral,

Premium Member Grief
First 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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Categories: grief,

Michelangelo: Modern English Translations
MICHELANGELO: 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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Categories: art, beauty, light, love,

Premium Member Seeds For Peace Sonnet Collaboration With Silent One
When I say peace, what comes into your mind?
Some fantasy, a world where there's no wars
No soldiers setting foot on foreign shores
Where weapons of destruction...

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Categories: peace,

Waiting For Lonely Morning
You didn’t come that dreadful night
Or in the morning with the rain
Even through all my pain
You didn’t come, with all your light
You didn’t come to...

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Categories: depression, grief, love, sad,

Premium Member The Scent of Water
THE SCENT OF WATER

Forlorn, distance roots between you and I;
Carve 'neath fire silhouettes buried grief;
Burn then blurred by irrational mischief;
Has crimson love gone pale and...

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Categories: change, inspiration, love, relationship,

Premium Member A Song For Juliet
When last they kissed, and passion's lease
bloomed brief and sweet, Sir Shakespeare's quill 
would set in motion a deathly chill.
For Juliet, he could not appease
to...

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Categories: death, grief, lost love,


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