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Short Sorrowing Poems

Short Sorrowing Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Sorrowing by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Sorrowing by length and keyword.


Premium Member She Searches
Sorrowing
she sadly searches
shards surface
soon
sedations sends
sin scurrying....

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Categories: sorrowing, confusion, devotion, faith, family
Form: Alliteration



Symphony of Peace
Symphony of peace
I conduct for me, 
are sorrowing quiet voice
dripping tears from puffy eyes
and shattering fragile heart....

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© Max Ortiz  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sorrowing, cry, depression, heartbroken, peace, sad, solitude, sorrow,
Form: Tanka
Premium Member Lanterne- Death Quaternion
An
empty
widow's bench-
sorrow fills its
place

Tall
nettles-
the Dutch hoe
rusting in the
shed

There
he sits
sorrowing-
weeping over
life

His
window 
on the world-
her epitaph
read

a lanterne is a half 
American cinquain...

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Categories: sorrowing, death
Form: Lanterne
Adventure of Living
Breaking barriers,
overcoming obstacles,
fighting for life
sorrowing and delighting
but moving forward...
Trustful and moved , I reaffirm :
life is a spectacle
and live is exciting,
a delightful electrifying, utmost adventure!
That que Live with pleasure !...

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Categories: sorrowing, adventure, allegory, allusion, life, metaphor,
Form: Light Verse
There Is... This Is
There is a day,
   far sweeter than today.

There is a place,
   far beyond this sorrowing one.

There is a comfort,
   far above this make believe.

There is a love,
   far deeper than such fantasies.

There is a GOD,
    whos ever true and rightous, 
      to a vile such as I....

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Categories: sorrowing, faith, life, love,
Form: Lyric



See the Weeping Angels
See the weeping stone angels?
Long have they labored in their mossy wetness.

Sometimes I think they are God – why not?
I consider the sorrowing marble a God,
the granite masonry a missionary of God – why not?

And those long falling tears
could they be turning 
slowly to tears of laughter?

Why not?...

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Categories: sorrowing, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Love Conceded
I have abandoned my quest for love!
For want of love I most ardently repent
With sorrowing heart I concede no longer 
will I allow mine heart to lead!
So helpless a thing mine heart!
How sorrow doth plague me with it’s
ceaseless taunt.
I can find no ease of comfort or solace for 
my soul.
For Loves glory hath grown cold...

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Categories: sorrowing, lost love, heart, heart,
Form: Free verse
The Cello's Voice
The cello has a tender singing voice
Allows the feelings which we cannot say.
Among composers,  Bach would  be my choice
The cello sings   rich lyrics  with her voice.
Rostropovich , Prague ; he wept of course.
Soviet armies  marched, the Czechs  were  flayed.
The cello has a sorrowing truthful voice;
Speaks our feelings when we cannot pray....

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Categories: sorrowing, angst, history,
Form: Triolet
A Weeping Willow Mourns
Answer me, oh Willow Tree
     As you weep so low
Only trouble do I see
      Why do your tears flow

Has the wind not confided
     That love will humble all
That though we are divided
     We’ll bond before we fall

Answer me, oh Willow Tree
     Is your sorrowing for me



1/17/18

Contest: 10 lines, 5 words, Rhyme II
Sponsor: Laura Loo...

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Categories: sorrowing, america, life, sorrow, tree,
Form: Rhyme
Behind Closed Doors
Heart of Gold,
calming tides
holding on, hands intertwined.

The ironman
so bold, so brave.
An injured deer
step forth to save.

No echoing groans.
No sorrowing pleas.
Hard to see what lies beneath.

There are storms and guilt, rejection, betrayal
gnawing and snapping at his core.
But doesn't let a single salty drip ever hit the floor.

This is where he hides,
Behind Closed Doors....

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© Dani Wil  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sorrowing, allegory, depression, grief, marriage, metaphor, relationship, sad,
Form: Free verse
Alone
Sequestered
in this small niche of a loner life,
I am a sheltering lamp
held on high in a cloistered place.

No monk am I
nor hermit,
I walk with the multitudes,
dance the dance of the glad
and the sorrowing.

My small space
is tucked into a greater light,
where I reveal myself as alone
not just under any ordinary sun,
but as the Sun of all suns.

It is Good to be that Alone....

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Categories: sorrowing, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Bemoaner Love
Another day first 
Lights by and by 
My heart is broken 
Mourning, sorrowing 
My quiet tears 
Stunning to my ears 
Sole in the haze of misery 
To my mystify
Lapsed slipped away
Your face I observe 
Gone your voice 
The house with tune 
Your hence makes me blue 
A cut heals over time
Emotional pain glues 
Eventually too 
I will have a scar 
It will remind me 
Of my love for you...

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Categories: sorrowing, heartbreak,
Form: Free verse
The Importance of Being Young
We're near the perimeter
It's been a long everlasting winter
I'm glad that it's summer

We watch the landfill of stars in the sky
Our teen years are high
As we look in our minds for the years that have gone by
We kill our eyes and start to cry

You only live once
Our lives just started to bounce

My ozone layered past consisting of broken memories
Is all we have sorrowing in the wake of you...

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Categories: sorrowing, allusion, art, imagination, youth,
Form: Rhyme
Droplet
As heaven breaks, so rain pours down, 
On hill and vale, on trees and town. 
Cascading tears that wash wounds clean, 
A shattered loss, it brings out green. 

Sorrow flows deep as the oceans blue, 
Never quite gone, but sadness new. 
A bird in flight still has to land. 
So gravity pulls us to His hand. 

So healing brings with sorrowing, 
The rains will come, and following 
Sweet flowers of imagining 
Darkness Fades Into Light....

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Categories: sorrowing, april, memory, rain, sorrow,
Form: I do not know?
Remembrances
remembrances, of dad
so alive. now silent.

shall i speak it
shall i speak of sadness
not sorrowing grief
but inconvenient sadness

the gaps
the gaps of a father i did not know
did not understand
the child he once was
the man who lived and fathered me

the first of his siblings to die
they came and watched wordlessly
pre-occupied in scattered thoughts

the long goodbye
uttered over and over
long after dad left us
yet i am still
now calling, now whispering
goodbye....

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© Jay Lo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sorrowing, death,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs