Leaving Sorry Poems | Examples

These Leaving Sorry poems are examples of Sorry poems about Leaving. These are the best examples of Sorry Leaving poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberWorth Of Forgiveness

Shall I be the bearer of forgiveness When inertia steals precious moments? Pen and patience bleed dry on ink As your absence deprives me From feeding a muse' s hunger. Verses silenced like frozen leaves Till drafts now guide me past excruciating hours; Calming my doubts as I reflect How abandoned your soul cries For deep catharsis. And so I listened, listened To psalms of your discontent Those late answers leaving me vacant-- Yet , into mirrors of twilight I slowly begin to understand The worth and weight of all your own torment.


Premium MemberForgive Me


For sometimes stealing 
too much of twilight, leaving you 
waiting up with worry. 
For sometimes not leaving the kitchen 
as immaculately clean as you left it.
Should I hurt or disappoint you, 
whether I realize it or not. 
Should an entire day steal away 
without hearing me say..."I love you." 
Forgive me, sweetheart.

For all my sins, mistakes; failing
to keep "It won't happen again" promises.
For sometimes taking undue advantage 
of your inherent benevolence.
For often failing to meet you 
halfway, all the way; not praying
as often as I should.
For sometimes falling short
of your expectations of me,
Forgive me, Lord. Amen.

Premium MemberSorry, Did I Scare You

SORRY, DID I SCARE YOU?

It came at me out of the dark
Just as I was leaving the park
He bit me but he didn't bark
He must have come from Noah's ark
His features were extremely stark 
Although his bite left not a mark
I won't stay in the park past dark

Premium MemberMy Last Words

my true love, why did you leave me this way
My heart will only fill now with sorrow
and no! I will not, look to where you have gone
I will not prepare for tomorrow

It has come to me, what last words I would say
as I lie here awake, as the night froze
the warmth taken from my heart this day
not to return as the new morn sun arose

I am sorry my love, that I feel this way
but now all alone, my mind it just roams
carry my thoughts to a place I may be
where I hope to feel loved and I am home 

there is not one word, I could ever be told
take away a love, I will forever hold
the silence of your leaving was too soon to be
my last words, please forgive me

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