Sadness Terza Rima Poems | Examples

These Sadness Terza Rima poems are examples of Terza Rima poems about Sadness. These are the best examples of Terza Rima Sadness poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberCan I Forget My Love?

 "My love is eternal."  by poet.

In a chapel on a hill, a small bell tolled,
     A soft melody of sighs and heartache.
I walked up the hill, resolute and bold.

Other sad mourners followed with heart break.
     She was loved. She was not young nor very old.
Many prayed in earnest for her soul's sake.

With a heart block and illness, her end was foretold.
     I felt pain in my heart, felt sadness everywhere
Tears filled my eyes and I was in a blindfold.

My sweet Lilian, I muttered a prayer.
     They lowered the coffin and now we'll live apart.
Many brought splendid flowers with fragrant rare.

Went back home, emptiness, silence in my heart
Time heals all wounds, but we will never part.

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Premium MemberProclamations

Love stirred my soul, rousing an aspiring fire passions swelled, feelings exploded with delight gentling hope and grace soared higher and higher whispers of joy pour out stars across the night stilling the shadows with songs of careful bliss moon beckons to the spirit, glowing so bright only God knows how I long for morning’s kiss life reminds me why there are no words so sure as the sincere dreams of one I’ll always miss from a faithful heart who will ever endure the sadness and pain, grief filled with darkest shame these are the times when love’s music will secure there are times when I know my doubt is to blame still, His love prompts me with PRAISE I must proclaim

Premium MemberTenure, a Terza Rima Sonnet

Are our spirits that of the great Thunderbird sowing their seeds within the powerful storm are we just feathers afloat like useless words slowly they float down landing within the form. See the steamy breath rise from the buffalo the majestic beast with his coat is quite warm. Are you grasped by a mournful wolves howling woe such lonely sadness during the bright full moon or the growl of a grizzly rumbling off slow. Did you hear screaming rain forests die last June dropped by the millions and now gone forever. most human's slept soundly the night they were hewn. Mother Nature's anger is now our weather; will we see forty below next September?
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Premium MemberEyes of Mother Nature

Not just the sky itself—they are every ocean and stream—
filled with reflections of rainbows, waterfalls and rain.
Windows of beauty fringed in verdant shades of green.

Not a trace of sadness shows for things that cause her pain. 
Her eyes, serenely soft, are sacred, mystic jewels.
Forever and beyond they always will remain.

Content within her powers of evergreen renewal,
her eyes reflect and sparkle with all of nature’s hues.
Wisdom of aeons — their provident accrual.

Her eyes —a wellspring of every artist’s muse— 
like a mother giving from her immeasurable heart.
All this she imparts—yet we never pay the dues.

These eyes, so beautiful, her children fill with hurt. 
Beware—her precious gaze—some day she will avert.

Premium MemberDeep Harsh Scarring

The glow of her skin is patchwork yellow She has been pierced by the rain on her soul Her face, stained by tears, sings with a cello Crying seems rampant and beyond control But the colors of her soul is released And projected on herself as a whole There are days in which she is quite displeased Her lifeless stare seeps into her being Closed, her mind leaves her body, she has eased Timeless feel of the enigmatic ring Caressing her real hard, rough life again Not a selfless bone in her body sings She lives a rough life, her soul’s in a den Sadness is envisioned by her mind’s eye Mighty she gloats of her prowess she pens Her fierce eyes penetrate all those she spies Raw feelings compete with all those that lie Russell Sivey


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