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Sorrow London Poems

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


I Am Sorry, To Pat, of Edmonton, N 18 and Tottenham Technical College, N 17, London, Circa 1961
To me there is not justice in this world,
and no God awaiting us either.
So who, therefore, could freely harm an innocent soul,
and then each night...

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Categories: london, emotions, feelings, hurt, innocence,



From Gandam To London All Sing Your Glory
Oh dear merciful Father of Heaven, our God,
Devotion brings faith, for knowledge we nod.
A little clay lamp in remote village gives light,
Street light shines in...

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Categories: london, feelings, inspirational, life, light,

Wimpole Street, Part 2 of 7
(Alfred, Lord Tennyson, the greatest of Victorian
poets, formed a very close relationship with
Arthur Hallam and frequently visited the Hallam
home in Wimpole Street.  After Hallam's...

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Categories: london,

Brompton Cemetery
A place of sorrow that brings such comfort,
One of death yet cherished by the living,
The lines of tombs and ancient burials mean naught,
Compared to the...

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© Phil Lator  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: london, appreciation, bereavement, death, life,

London As the Lieu
Until recently, I had the impression
Of decaying
Along with the moral standards 
Of contemporary Europe, 
With London as the lieu 
To which all Autoroutes lead.
  ...

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Categories: london, angst, anxiety, dark, depression,



Premium Member 1843
London’s clock just struck three
A forewarning of events to follow
The gloomy afternoon, an old mans delight
The weather of no concern, working late into the night

The...

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Categories: history, london, sorrow,

Kingdom Lost
In summertime, the ivy climbs,
and hides the castle wall.
The king dreams of late,
that the sea is so great,
and yet - his boat is so small.
As...

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Categories: london, adventure, betrayal, change, conflict,

Can You Feel Me
Feel me standing there
on the draw bridge
that stands stubburn and erect
over the rushing waters blown by the wind
back and forth.
I listened to the crows
posted on...

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Categories: london, abuse, age, beautiful, blue,

Lady London
What trace of shadow, of language long and distempered in memorial
elegy, of abbeys as dismembered dolls lifted from their wrappings, of
hallowed grounds embedded with upturned...

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© Collin Lam  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: london, loss, places, sorrow, old,


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