Grief Personification Poems

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

Please be informed that I knock on everyone's door..
I will enter your home or space whether or not you
Open to me. Some of you will

© Curtis Johnson  

Night wraps me softly in her arms,
Whispering secrets, weaving charms.
She cradles echoes in my chest,
A quiet breath, a gentle rest.

Her cloak conceals my hidden scars,
Each

© Rowena Velasco  

It cowers in the corner,
newly born.
I turn my spite-soaked back,
riddled with resentment
and pull the thin veil
to sink beneath its cover.
I will not watch it crawl,
but

© Jessica Wheeler  

We Cardinals are messengers from Heaven's throne,
I have royal scarlet plumage,
my wife is mostly brown with a touch of red on
her head and wings.
When we

© Regina Elliott  

Anger at all atrocities, frustrated fiery feeling, 
For our numbers to increase, we are all appealing.
Tigers with our orange and black striped features,
Magnificent, we are

© Speaks Volumes  

like a hush …

sentinel …
the old willow stood guard
his branches, stout arms that held her
safe in childhood
supple limbs hugged and
flexed whene'er she sought blue sky
his

© Gregory Richard Barden  

Regally it stands, the staunch guardian of her lonesome heart,
Reminiscing in revelries of yore, treasured memories impart,
Defying glum turbulence of now, hanging on to seasons

© Vijay Pandit  

I have enclosed you with gloom
inside the womb, babe's safe haven
attacking your fortress as your Mom 
writhed in agony drowning you 
against rejection fluid…

Then I

© Beata Agustin  

Through layers of snow, 
	White blankets, the world
Peaceful and quiet, still as grief – abiding
I stay hidden, secreted in the darkness,
Buried beneath the dust, the

© Regina Mcintosh  

As pet dog in the Tropics
Blessed am I by God to enjoy life
Clothed with two seasons:
Dry or summer months, and wet or rainy days…

Exposed to

© Beata Agustin  

Every day a darker world we see.
Her skies are gray, and Her pain released.
 Many warning signs are shared by her.
Earthquakes, Hurricanes, and floods
on Earth.

© Michael Tor  

The Full Moon's Beam lit up the Earth.
Revealing wars, turmoil, and hurt.
 He wanted peace to be restored.
For what he saw He did abhor.
 It

© Michael Tor  

I remember the day we met. I was just a kitten, lost in the bramble bushes crying out for someone to help me.

I had been

© Elaine George   

They said you were just a dog… I told them you were my joy, my boy – Quote by poet

I came to you in a

© Regina Mcintosh  

 
"Grief is the price we pay for love " 

              

© Constance La France