Sigh Poems - Poems about Sigh

Tension starts to fade, A soft breath escapes at last, Calm begins to bloom. ©bfa050125 ...

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The stars are flint in a barren sky, And every wind that passes by Is only a whisper of goodbyes. I’ve drunk the dusk, I’ve tasted pain, The rose was ash, the song was rain, And every touch has left a stain That no new morning clears again. I once believed in love like fire— A golden thing, a high desire— But now I...

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Sad surprise awaits Juliette. She walks into her house to find new rescue, Hugo, ripping the living room apart. Bad doggie! Very, very bad doggie! ...

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1.) Laughing hard, The tears still roll by, Despite all the joy in my heart, You’ll always notice when I sigh. 2.) So, Some days I feel non-human. Grimacing, My teething got me wondering, What ima do then? Smile and wave while my mind race, Monday’s gone by, And by Wednesday, I’m driving by the tristate. One...

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I sigh month after month disappointment how long? am I not allowed to cry? tears fall drop by drop wetting my dress nose blocked thoughts stop I wish to die just get lost in the listlessness of it all Is it too much to ask for? tears and tatters I'm in shatters not again Oh! please NOT AGAIN my head hurts from holding on to hope I crack beneath the seemingly strong surface Today let me wallow let these...

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I said goodbye, with a soft sigh. No words could explain this moment, Shadows of doubt, shaded by death Impressing the notes of a song, breathless and wild Restoring my faith, yet it wouldn’t see the grace, Beneath the autumn romance, that second chance When the wind drifted across the hills, Pressing in on my soul – accusing, coloring my life So bold,...

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SIR THOMAS WYATT TRANSLATIONS 2 What menethe this? by Sir Thomas Wyatt, circa early 16th century loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch WHAT does this mean, when I lie alone? I toss, I turn, I sigh, I groan; My bed seems near as hard as stone: What means this? I sigh, I plain continually; The clothes that on my bed do lie, Always, methinks, they...

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The moon shines bright At night. The clouds float away After the day. And, as I say with a sigh, In war many die....

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A breathy sigh that moved the air encircled us with lusty flair. Its sweet and tender brush of love Left unsaid our intention there. Some deep and thoughtful bold assertion Drew us closer into its glare And staved away intrusion of all others Lest they disturb the passion bared, And sweet the savory music flowed Around, about, above, below Until we floated on the...

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A friendship can turn on a mere word or two Night heaves a sigh ~ pain in morn’s queue ...

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From Poetry Soup I've been away ~ there's nothing much I've had to say Not much interest in hanging out ~ not sure lately what it's about Now I hear some people are using AI ~ cause for giving a sigh How can they call themselves 'poet' ~ cheat - even if others don't know it Is winning a...

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"over the waters blue the night winds sigh, the breakers roar ... by Lord Byron The celestial sleepless night's beauty All the unbending brilliant stars rest Azure eyes catch the burning image poetic soul force in servitude The sea's soul absorbs space and time's light; Poets write for lovers in the dark The whole outside world views fade away Slowly inhaling...

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In a whisper, love poured out its light, its truth, its purpose… a still, small voice who told me He is worthy of the worship, the truth, the praise that promises to stir my faith with His love ~ quote by poet Whisper your secrets, your mysteries, your parables Through the slow, soft colors in a rainbow, Through...

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"over the waters blue the night winds sigh, the breakers roar ..." ~ Samuel Taylor Coleridge Night winds sigh Sigh over the seas Sigh in sync Sync with the moon Sync with the stars Stars brighten the...

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The wounded sigh of a father, Tells his concern for his child Whose actions seem stupid and wild. The wounded sigh of a teacher, Reflects his worry for his pupil His progress, if he can’t quadruple. The wounded sigh of a wife, Shows her anxiety for her better half As she senses a threat for her marriage graph. The wounded...

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