Poems About: GRIEF

When there's gun-fire and blasts,
Lives wrecked in a mad-mans task,
In the hurt and the grief
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It’s a conversation between my heart and my grief at the same time
GRIEF PROMISE ME TO LEAVE (PART 1)

My heart: you promised me in the last days that you are leaving me read more »

No time to prepare
Shoved over cliff by sorrows
Float down now, gently read more »

Unknown Grief
Mark Kelly Wassenaar (AKA Wazzy)

You never expect to know the word grief read more »

What comes out of grief dissected, I ask
When it’s mutualised for its pain to mask
Does it settle down like blown dust?
Or disappear like sun rays at dusk read more »

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Whoever gives oneself to distractions
and does not give oneself to meditation,
forgetting true purpose and grasping at pleasure,
will eventually envy the one who practices meditation. read more »

Oh all ye, who pass by, whose eyes and mind
To worldly things are sharp, but to me blind;
To me, who took eyes that I might you find:
Was ever grief like mine? read more »

Let us not mind the happiness and the grief that come our way,
For they are inseparable from our life.
None can evade them, for Lord Raghunath himself has inlaid them!
Let us not mind the happiness and the grief that come our way! read more »

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Grief is a Mouse—
And chooses Wainscot in the Breast read more »