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Spring Sorrow Poems

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


Chinese translations Li Bai
Chinese translations Li Bai

These are my modern English translations of Chinese poems by Li Bai, who was also known as Li Po.



Zazen on Ching-t’ing Mountain
by...

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Categories: sorrow, bird, farewell, goodbye, green,



Premium Member He'll Plead Insanity

In the stillness of a cool, spring morning,
A cardinal’s heart is heavy – he’s heartbroken.
Softly calling for the lover he is mourning.

Thumps noisily against the...

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Categories: sorrow, animal, bird, death, grief,

Premium Member Winter's Slumber
Winter's slumber might heal
a farewell spoken at the end
of summer.

Living lonely through the colors of fall
and the fading of flowers,
each falling leaf is another tear.

Perhaps...

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Categories: sorrow,

Premium Member Consciousness correction
Clutching the moment 
Before yesterday became yesterday,
The promise,
Before he pledged his love to me,
The colors,
Before autumn waltzed away, 
Swaying in shadows of soft snowfall,
Breathing white,...

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Categories: sorrow, appreciation, god, heaven, hope,

The Monster and the Butterfly
One blissful spring morning
As the sweet sun showered the flowers below in it’s glittering presence
A small butterfly drifted from flower to flower
It surprised the monster...

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Categories: sorrow, animal, butterfly, extended metaphor,



Love's Last Heartbeat
In the moorlands of desires, 
I've forever sung choruses of
fertile faith, amidst the flock 
of bleeding birds, sprinkling
heartbeats on lush olive herbs, 
In the dream...

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Categories: sorrow, angst, metaphor, sad love,

Would Love Breathe Forever?
Sometimes, when 
your sparkling spirit 
waltzes with me 
to the perfumed 
periwinkle grooves 
of saffron breezes, 
I'm lost in a forever gaze, 
within those 
flickering...

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Categories: sorrow, deep, emotions, flower, poetry,

The Warmth of a Cold Heart
"It's time to go." 
Death's cold voice echoed through the cries of the crowd.
A kid of skin and bones in tattered clothes looked at death...

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Categories: sorrow, corruption, cry, death, death

I'Ll See You In My Dreams
Like a bird without a sky,
like a fish without a sea,
like a tree without leaves,
like a mountain spring that has run dry,
grief is the presence...

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Categories: sorrow, death, dream, grief, missing

Zen Death Haiku Iii
ZEN DEATH HAIKU III

Spring
stirs the clouds
in the sky's teabowl
—Kikusha-ni, loose translation by Michael R. Burch

Tonight I saw
how the peony crumples
in the fire's embers
—Katoh Shuhson, loose...

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Categories: sorrow, angst, animal, death, life,

Premium Member Breaking the Silence
Like Black-Cats popping on the 4th of July,
shots broke the peace of the Spring afternoon.
Within an instant chaos erupted,
women screaming, people running in every direction,
bodies...

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Categories: grief, pain, sorrow, violence,

The Shadow
it is always the same
restless and sad
one for all, like the sun
like the moon
flowers
tears

only the words change...

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Categories: inspiration, prayer, sorrow, wisdom,

Stop the War
Amidst peace's promises, war's horrors remain, 
Spring brings new life, but love feels in vain. 
Lost souls wander, searching for hope, 
Pain and heartache, a...

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Categories: sorrow, change, conflict, courage, freedom,

Premium Member I Shoulda Seen It Comin - Heartbreak
Quote By Poet   
"Hearts are fragile, need to handle with loving care."  


Heartbreak ~ you had it your way  


Date Written:...

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Categories: sorrow, goodbye, heart, hurt, leaving,

Premium Member We Mourn
Each delicious breath,
Every cooling drink.
I salute your passing.

Temperatures we enjoyed,
your breezes stroked my skin,
sunlight played softly,
green fields waved salutations.
I recognize your demise.

Unfiltered sunlight on my...

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Categories: sorrow, angst, appreciation, beauty, death,


Book: Shattered Sighs